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Ind. IHCP Hospice Services Provider Reference Module, Section 7, Hospice Plan of Care Review

Hospice Plan of Care Review

activein force · 2025-08-27 – presentcompiled-edition

The following criteria are used when evaluating the plan of care:

• Does the hospice plan of care show all services were delivered at the appropriate IHCP hospice level

of service (routine home hospice care, continuous home hospice care, inpatient respite hospice care,

general inpatient hospice care)?

• Is the plan of care updated to show the most recent hospice benefit period?

• Does the plan of care received by the IHCP PA-UM contractor match the plan of care in the

member’s medical records?

• Do the member’s medical records indicate that all the services in the plan of care have been

delivered?

• For members residing in a nursing facility, does the plan of care show coordinated care between the

hospice and the nursing facility, as described in CMS Publication 21 and State Operations Manual,

Section 2082A?

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