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Idaho Medicaid Provider Handbook, Home Health and Hospice Services, Appendix B
Hospice Billing Codes
a.
Revenue Codes
Covered Hospice Revenue Codes
Revenue
Code
Description
Notes
0651
Routine Care
Daily care provided for general hospice care.
0652
Continuous Care
Care rendered during crisis conditions. Requires a minimum
of eight (8) hours. Hours are counted from midnight to
midnight.
This procedure must be billed using units of time in fifteen
(15) minute increments. Partial blocks can be billed in fifteen
(15) minute increments.
Services must be provided by a registered or licensed
practical nurse.
0655
Inpatient Respite
Care
Respite care is limited to five (5) days per election period
(calendar month) for each participant in an approved
inpatient facility.
Respite care may only be rendered in a licensed freestanding
hospice or a qualified nursing facility.
0656
General Inpatient
Care
(Non-Respite)
Participant care must be rendered in an approved inpatient
hospital or freestanding hospice bed.
0657
Physician Care
Hospice-employed physician services must be billed with the
appropriate CPT® procedure codes on each line for each
service. When the physician billing for services is an
employee of the hospice, the UB-04 claim form must be used
with Revenue Code 0657.
0658
Room and Board
Care
Room and Board reimbursement for a hospice participant
only occurs when the participant has been approved for a
level of care in a long-term care facility.
Medicaid is always the primary payer of the hospice room
and board charge. Per diems are paid for Medicaid or dually
eligible hospice participants residing in a Medicare certified
nursing facility. The reimbursement rate will be ninety-five
percent (95%) percent of the nursing facility rate on file in
which the hospice participant is a resident. The nine (9) digit
Medicaid Nursing Home provider number must be submitted
on the claim in field 80 of the UB-04 claim form or in the
appropriate field of the electronic claim form.
Any participant liability will be withheld from the total hospice
payments. Prior Authorization is required.
b.
Bill Types
Covered Hospice Bill Types
Code
Description
0811
Hospice - Non-Hospital Based (Admit - Through - Discharge Claim)
0812
Hospice - Non-Hospital Based (Interim - First Claim)
0813
Hospice - Non-Hospital Based (Interim - Continuing Claim)
0814
Hospice - Non-Hospital Based (Interim - Last Claim)
0817
Hospice - Non-Hospital Based (Replacement of Prior Claim)
0818
Hospice - Non-Hospital Based (Void or Cancellation of Prior Claim)
0821
Hospice - Hospital Based (Admit - Through - Discharge Claim)
0822
Hospice - Hospital Based (Interim - First Claim)
0823
Hospice - Hospital Based (Interim - Continuing Claim)
0824
Hospice - Hospital Based (Interim - Last Claim)
0827
Hospice - Hospital Based (Replacement of Prior Claim)
0828
Hospice - Hospital Based (Void or Cancellation of Prior Claim)
c.
Patient Status Codes
Accepted Patient Status Codes (Field 17)
Code Description
01
Discharge to Home or self care
20
Death
30
Not Discharged, Still A Patient
d.
Occurrence Codes
Accepted Occurrence Codes (Fields 31-34)
Code Description
24
Date Insurance Denied
25
Date Benefits Terminated by Primary Carrier
42
Date of Discharge
Provenance
- Source
- www.idmedicaid.com
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- handbook-hhh-2026-03-11
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