GA · guidance
Ga. Medicaid Part II Policies & Procedures for Hospice Services § 602
Change in Ownership
602.1. Any enrolled provider that undergoes a change including, but not limited to,
dissolution, incorporation, re-incorporation, reorganization, change of ownership of
assets, merger or joint venture so that as a result, the provider either becomes a different
legal entity or is replaced in the program by another provider, must give the Division
ten (10) days prior written notice before effecting a change.
602.2. The new owner of an already existing agency must complete and submit the Provider
Enrollment Application packet. Failure of the successor to execute a new enrollment
agreement will prevent the Division from reimbursing the new owner for any future
services as of the date of change.
602.3. The same Medicaid Provider Number of the previous hospice agency will transfer to
the new hospice agency.
602.4. Change of ownership does not require election, discharge, revocation, or transfer forms
to be held by the new owners. During the change of ownership of an existing agency
the new owner should continue faxing/sending forms to Gainwell Technologies
Enterprise Services.
602.5. It is up to the new owner if they choose to submit claims prior to the change of their
payee information. Reimbursement will go to the “payee of record”.
602.6. All Hospice Policies and Procedures should continue and be seamless and continuity of
care not interrupted.
602.7. Please refer to Part I Policies and Procedures for Medicaid/PeachCare for Kids for
additional information regarding Provider Enrollment.
602.8. A change in ownership of a hospice agency is not considered a change in the
individual’s designation of hospice and requires no action on the member’s part.
Provenance
- Source
- www.mmis.georgia.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-01
- Edition
- pp-hospice-2026-10-01
- Content hash
e757c6b79132f66243c2abb5f2871a13cd947cc8c09593bf3f27e232ab1dcb28
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