OASIS edit -3660: Inconsistent M1000 Values
Edit -3660 is a fatal consistency edit in CMS's OASIS-E2 data specifications V3.02.0, effective for records with completion dates on or after 2026-04-01. iQIES reports it as "Inconsistent M1000 Values". A fatal edit rejects the record: "Records with fatal errors will be rejected. All fatal errors in a record must be corrected and resubmitted." It checks 8 items: M1000_DC_LTC_14_DA, M1000_DC_SNF_14_DA, M1000_DC_IPPS_14_DA, M1000_DC_LTCH_14_DA, M1000_DC_IRF_14_DA, M1000_DC_PSYCH_14_DA, and more. CMS's action: "Make appropriate corrections to the records and resubmit."
What CMS's data specification says about -3660
CMS's OASIS-E2 Data Submission Specifications V3.02.0 (HTML edit page oe_3660.html, generated 11/05/2025) list edit -3660 with edit type Consistency and severity Fatal. The edit text, as CMS publishes it:
If M1000_DC_NONE_14_DA=[1], then all active items from M1000_DC_LTC_14_DA through M1000_DC_OTH_14_DA must equal [0].
CMS's overview document defines this edit type: "Consistency edits define logical constraints among multiple items."
What the iQIES error message for -3660 says
CMS's OASIS Error Message Reference Guide v2.4 (Excel, posted 2026-02-05 on the QTSO reference manuals page) has 1 current entry for this edit. Each is copied in full, with whitespace normalised:
-3660
- Error ID
- -3660
- Severity
- Fatal
- Type
- Consistency
- Error message
- Inconsistent M1000 Values: If M1000-NA is equal to 1, then all items M1000-1 through M1000-7 must equal 0.
- Potential cause
- The value submitted in item M1000-NA (Discharged from Inpatient Facilities-NA) is not consistent with one or more values submitted in related items M1000-1 through M1000-7.
- Tips
- IF M1000-NA is checked, THEN all items M1000-1 through M1000-7 must be unchecked.• A checked response displays as a “1” on the validation report.• An unchecked response displays as a “0” on the validation report.
- Action
- Make appropriate corrections to the records and resubmit.
- Effective start date
- 2010-01-01
- Effective end date
- 2099-12-31 (CMS uses this date for an open-ended entry)
Items this edit checks
CMS's Item List for -3660 names 8 items.
| Item ID | Description (CMS) | Item page |
|---|---|---|
| M1000_DC_LTC_14_DA | Past 14 days: disch from LTC NH | M1000 |
| M1000_DC_SNF_14_DA | Past 14 days: disch from skilled nursing facility | M1000 |
| M1000_DC_IPPS_14_DA | Past 14 days: disch from short stay acute hospital | M1000 |
| M1000_DC_LTCH_14_DA | Past 14 days: disch from long term care hospital | M1000 |
| M1000_DC_IRF_14_DA | Past 14 days: disch from inpatient rehab facility | M1000 |
| M1000_DC_PSYCH_14_DA | Past 14 days: disch from psych hospital or unit | M1000 |
| M1000_DC_OTH_14_DA | Past 14 days: disch from other | M1000 |
| M1000_DC_NONE_14_DA | Past 14 days: not disch from inpatient facility | M1000 |
Related edits
Other current edits whose CMS Item List shares one or more items with -3660 (the broad -3060 value edit, which covers 365 items, is left out):
What happens to the record
CMS's overview, section 6.4, on fatal edits: "Violation of a fatal edit will result in rejection of the submission file." CMS's iQIES error message guide: "Records with fatal errors will be rejected. All fatal errors in a record must be corrected and resubmitted."
Which records this edit applies to
Data specifications version 3.02 has an effective start date of 2026-04-01 and no end date (CMS overview, Table 1). CMS selects the edit set by the record's completion date: "When a submitted record is validated by the iQIES system, its completion date is evaluated and is used to load the appropriate set of edits for the specifications in effect on that date."
Frequently asked questions
Is OASIS edit -3660 fatal or a warning?
Fatal. CMS lists edit -3660 with severity Fatal in the OASIS-E2 data specifications V3.02.0. The CMS overview states: "Violation of a fatal edit will result in rejection of the submission file." The iQIES error guide adds: "Records with fatal errors will be rejected. All fatal errors in a record must be corrected and resubmitted."
Which OASIS items can trigger edit -3660?
CMS's Item List for edit -3660 names 8 items: M1000_DC_LTC_14_DA, M1000_DC_SNF_14_DA, M1000_DC_IPPS_14_DA, M1000_DC_LTCH_14_DA, M1000_DC_IRF_14_DA, M1000_DC_PSYCH_14_DA, M1000_DC_OTH_14_DA, M1000_DC_NONE_14_DA. The full list with descriptions is in the table above.
How do I fix OASIS edit -3660?
CMS's OASIS Error Message Reference Guide v2.4 gives this action for -3660: "Make appropriate corrections to the records and resubmit." Its tips: "IF M1000-NA is checked, THEN all items M1000-1 through M1000-7 must be unchecked. • A checked response displays as a “1” on the validation report. • An unchecked response displays as a “0” on the validation report."
Which records does edit -3660 apply to?
Under version 3.02 of the data specifications, records whose completion date, item M0090_INFO_COMPLETED_DT, is on or after 2026-04-01, the effective start date CMS gives that version. Records completed earlier are checked under the version in effect on their completion date (CMS overview, Table 1 and section 3.2); the effective start date on each guide entry above is the date CMS's error guide gives that entry. The CMS overview states: "When a submitted record is validated by the iQIES system, its completion date is evaluated and is used to load the appropriate set of edits for the specifications in effect on that date."
Sources
- CMS, OASIS-E2 Data Submission Specifications V3.02.0 FINAL (zip): HTML edit page
oe_3660.htmland the Unduplicated Edits By ID Report. https://www.cms.gov/files/zip/oasis-e2-data-specs-v3-02-0-final-zip.zip (download page: https://www.cms.gov/medicare/quality/home-health/data-specifications) - CMS, OASIS Data Submission Specifications Overview, Version 3.02.0, October 29, 2025 (in the same zip).
- CMS QTSO, OASIS Error Message Reference Guide v2.4 (Excel), posted 2026-02-05. https://qtso.cms.gov/system/files/qtso/OASIS%20Error%20Message%20Reference%20Guide%20FINAL%202.4.26.xlsx
CMS text on this page is copied from CMS's documents without rewording; whitespace is normalised, and one rendering artifact in CMS's HTML (a double quote standing in for an apostrophe) is corrected to the apostrophe in CMS's PDF report. This page is maintained by Logicly, which is not affiliated with CMS. Checked against the CMS files on 2026-10-16.