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Kan. Medical Assistance Program Hospice Fee-for-Service Provider Manual § 8400, Duration of Coverage
Duration of Coverage
• Hospice coverage must be certified by a physician and may be subdivided into three or more
election periods. For the first period and any subsequent periods, the signed certification
statement must be obtained no later than five calendar days after hospice care is initiated.
• Election to receive hospice care will be considered to continue through the initial election period
and any subsequent election periods without a break in care, under the original signed election
statement, as long as the member remains in the care of the hospice and does not revoke
the election.
• A member may revoke hospice care at any time he or she chooses by filing a document with the
hospice. This document must include a signed statement that the member revokes the election of
Medicaid coverage of hospice care and the date the revocation is effective. The hospice may use
the KMAP website to enter the end date of the hospice assignment or fax a copy of the signed
revocation, decertification statement, or discharge summary to the hospice coordinator at 1-800-
913-2229.
• This information must include:
• Member Medicaid ID number
• Hospice end date
• Signature of the member or his/her legal representative and the certifying physician or
representative of the hospice organization
• Upon revoking the election of Medicaid coverage of hospice care, the member resumes KMAP
coverage of the benefits waived when hospice care was elected.
• A member may change the designation of a particular hospice from which he or she elects to
receive hospice.
Provenance
- Source
- portal.kmap-state-ks.us
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- kmap-hospice-2022-01-01
- Content hash
3916a3120341827358da88a215c86a579bae967ffc6fb90d9407d7c6939d26e0
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