Laboratory compliance guides, CLIA regulations explained, and trusted links to help you navigate CLIA survey and certification requirements.
This page brings together CLIA compliance resources in one place, from application forms to trusted regulatory organizations. If you're facing a CMS-2567, need CLIA POC help, or have questions about a CLIA Statement of Deficiencies, MohsPro is also available as your CLIA deficiency consultant for hands-on guidance beyond these links.
Getting Started In Florida: CLIA Application Guidance
For initial CLIA applications and recerts you must submit the CMS-116 FORM:
CLIA Application Form CMS-116 PDF
Laboratory personnel Form 209: (required only for recerts)
CMS-209 Laboratory Personnel Report (CLIA)
Application for all types of Licensure Forms:
Clinical Laboratory – Non-Waived Application link
To make payments for the CLIA Laboratory User Fees
CLIA Guidance for All Other States
Contact us or contact your local field agency office for more information. You may find your state local office using the link for the contact list below. You will find either a phone number or an email or both. If you need assistance, do not hesitate to email us. Mohsproteam@gmail.com
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Below are trusted resources covering CLIA regulations explained, the CLIA survey process, laboratory director requirements, and organizations relevant to Mohs surgery and dermatopathology labs.
CLIA State Survey Agency Contact List
CLIA Regulations and Guidance
American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP)
American Society for Mohs Surgery (ASMS)
American College of Mohs Surgery
American Society for Mohs Histotechnology
American Academy of Dermatology
Commission on Office Laboratory Accreditation
Centers for disease Control (CDC)
Florida Acadeny of Dermatology
Centers for Medicare/ Medicaid Services
The Joint Commission
Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute
National Institute of Health
National Library of Medicine
Florida Background check – Live Scan Vendors
Defective Drugs information