GA · guidance
Ga. Medicaid Part II Policies & Procedures for Hospital Services, Appendix F
Hysterectomy Information
The Division will make reimbursement only for those hysterectomy procedures, which meet the
criteria established in Subsection 911.3 of this Manual.
A copy of the “Patient’s Acknowledgement of Prior Receipt of Hysterectomy Information”
(DMA-276) is shown on Page I-2 of this Appendix. This form must be signed, either before or
after the hysterectomy, as follows and must be attached to the claim form submitted to the
Division for payment:
A. Section I - Member’s Statement
The member or her representative must sign and date this form in the spaces provided unless the
member was sterile prior to the hysterectomy, or the hysterectomy was an emergency.
B. Section II - Physician’s Statement
The physician must sign and date this form on all hysterectomies performed. If the member was
sterile prior to the hysterectomy, the physician must indicate this condition beside #1 and state the
reason for prior sterility. If the hysterectomy was an emergency, the physician must indicate this
condition beside #2 and attach the discharge summary and operative record.
NOTE: Medicaid funds are unavailable for sterilization, hysterectomies, or abortions performed
without the documentation required by federal regulations (See 42 CFR 441.206 and 441.256).
As such, claims for payment submitted without the required documentation or with incomplete or
inaccurate documentation will be denied. The Division does not accept documentation meant to
satisfy informed consent requirements which has been completed or altered after the service was
performed.
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- www.mmis.georgia.gov
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- 2026-10-01
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- pp-hospital-2026-10-01
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