IN · guidance
Ind. IHCP Hospice Services Provider Reference Module, Section 7, FSSA Recoupment From Nursing Facilities
FSSA Recoupment From Nursing Facilities
The quarterly notification and recoupment process is as follows:
• The FSSA sends two different letters to nursing facility providers regarding the recoupment process:
➢ A letter providing written notification of the names of hospice members who are identified as
hospice on the quarterly minimum data set (MDS), but who are not enrolled in the IHCP hospice
benefit. The letter should also indicate the estimated amount of the overpayment.
➢ A letter that indicates an individual who is identified as hospice on the quarterly MDS, and who
is enrolled in the IHCP hospice benefit. The letter should also identify the amount of the IHCP
overpayment the nursing facility billed the IHCP for the dates of service the resident was under
hospice care.
• The NF is given 30 calendar days from receipt of the letter to respond to the FSSA in writing by
letter or fax.
• When the response time has elapsed, the FSSA proceeds with the formal recoupment process by
coordinating with the Claims Adjustment Unit.
• If there is not a recoupment issue based on the response received from the nursing facility, the FSSA
faxes a written notice to the nursing facility provider so that they have a copy for their
reimbursement records.
• If there is an IHCP recoupment from the nursing facility, the FSSA mails a formal notice to the
nursing facility provider referencing the original letter and specifying the name and Member ID of
the member who received the IHCP overpayment. The hospice provider also receives a copy of this
notice.
Provenance
- Source
- www.in.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-01
- Edition
- ihcp-hospice-2025-08-27
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