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Medi-Cal Provider Manual, Part 2, Hospice Care: General Billing Instructions, Billing Procedures

Billing Procedures

activein force · 2025-02-01 – presentcompiled-edition

If the recipient is receiving care for more than one day in a month, use the “from-through”

billing method to bill per-diem service and room and board codes, indicated above. If the

recipient is receiving care for only one day, bill that day on one line with a single date of

service. Do not bill per diem codes on a single line with a quantity greater than one, or the

claim will be denied. An explanation of how to bill using the “from-through” method is

included in the UB-04 Special Billing Instructions for Outpatient Services section of this

manual.

Medi-Cal requires that hospices document all coexisting or additional diagnoses related to

the recipient’s terminal illness on hospice claims. Hospices should not report coexisting or

additional diagnoses unrelated to the terminal illness.

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2026-10-01
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mcpm-hospicge-2025-02-01
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