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Ill. HFS Handbook for Hospice Agencies, Topic K-211.5

Change in Hospice Provider

activein force · 2016-11-01 – presentcompiled-edition

A patient electing hospice care may change hospice providers once during each

benefit period. If a patient transfers from one hospice to another, both providers

must notify the Department in writing. The transferring hospice must submit an HFS

1594 notification of termination (see Topic K-211.7) and the receiving hospice must

submit an HFS 1592 notice of election (see Topic K-211.2). In cases where one

hospice discharges a patient and another hospice admits the person on the same

date, the Department does not reimburse the transferring hospice for the discharge

day. The second hospice will be paid starting with their date of admission. This

policy also applies when a hospice undergoes a change of ownership or name

change.

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hfs.illinois.gov
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2026-10-02
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hfs-k200-2016-11-01
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