IN · guidance
Ind. IHCP Hospice Services Provider Reference Module, Section 2, Non-Medicare-Certified Hospice Providers
Non-Medicare-Certified Hospice Providers
Indiana providers that do not meet Title XVIII standards for Medicare hospice participation are required to
obtain certification before attempting to enroll as an IHCP hospice provider. Providers should contact the
Acute Care Services Division of the IDOH to obtain certification.
Inquiries about Medicare hospice certification and Indiana state hospice licensure should be directed to the
following address or telephone number:
Division of Home- and Community-Based Care
Indiana Department of Health
2 N. Meridian St., Section 4B
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Telephone: 317-233-1325
Indiana law does not permit the IDOH to enter into reciprocal agreements with other state agencies
concerning state hospice licensure. Therefore, the IDOH cannot accept any other state hospice license as
satisfying Indiana licensing requirements. The following section outlines the impact this law has on hospice
providers located outside of Indiana.
Provenance
- Source
- www.in.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-01
- Edition
- ihcp-hospice-2025-08-27
- Content hash
a570c4238d12a54d661d830e7a2432090d0464aeb9db64293190ad0bcebf472a
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