IL · guidance
Ill. HFS Handbook for Hospice Agencies, Topic K-200
Basic Provisions
For consideration for payment by the Department for hospice services, such
services must be provided by a provider enrolled for participation in the
Department’s Medical Programs via the web-based system known as Illinois
Medicaid Program Advanced Cloud Technology (IMPACT). Services provided must
be in full compliance with applicable federal and state laws, the general provisions
contained in the Chapter 100, Handbook for Providers of Medical Services, General
Policy and Procedures, and the policy and procedures contained in this handbook,
as well as the applicable provisions contained in 42 CFR Part 418.1 through
418.405. Exclusions and limitations are identified in specific topics contained herein.
The billing instructions contained within this handbook are specific to the
Department’s paper forms. Providers billing the facility services described in this
handbook use the UB-04 claim form for billing paper claims. The instructions apply
to patients enrolled in traditional fee-for-service and do not apply to patients
enrolled in Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) and Managed Care Community
Networks (MCCNs). Further information can be found at the HFS Care Coordination
website.
Providers wishing to submit X12 electronic transactions must refer to Chapter 300,
Handbook for Electronic Processing. Chapter 300 identifies information that is
specific to conducting Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) with the Illinois Medical
Assistance Program and other health care programs funded or administered by the
Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services
Provenance
- Source
- hfs.illinois.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- hfs-k200-2016-11-01
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