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Kan. Medical Assistance Program Hospice Fee-for-Service Provider Manual § 8400, Hospice Coverage in Nursing Facilities
Hospice Coverage in Nursing Facilities
• KMAP will reimburse room and board services for eligible members who reside in NFs that
participate in KMAP. Providers will be reimbursed at 95% of the per diem rate that Medicaid
would have paid to the NF for the individual in the facility as state plan benefit. Reimbursement
will be provided when a member elects hospice benefits and the hospice and facility have a
written agreement under which the hospice is responsible for the professional management of the
member’s hospice care and the facility agrees to provide room and board. The room and board
component of hospice coverage is a KMAP-covered service. Payment is made to the hospice for
room and board, in addition to routine home care and continuous home care, for those who have
elected hospice coverage. No payment will be made to the NF.
• The NF/ICF or ICF/IID must not bill KMAP during the hospice-election time frame. Entering
NF/ICF or ICF/IID dates of service (DOS) which overlap with hospice dates on any portion of a
claim will result in the entire claim being denied.
• For UB-04 claims, the entire claim will be denied based on the header DOS. However, the edit
will post on each detail regardless of whether the detail DOS is within the hospice assignment.
Services provided during the dates of a member’s hospice assignment must be billed separately
from services provided outside the hospice assignment period.
• Routine nursing facility supplies are content of the per diem room and board
reimbursement. For items considered to be routine for hospice patients, refer to Section 8400 of
the Nursing/Intermediate Care Facility Fee-for-Service Provider Manual.
Provenance
- Source
- portal.kmap-state-ks.us
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- kmap-hospice-2022-01-01
- Content hash
0f409f8fa5b452abdf9b00160d711f8311b038dbe71e3aee9e302e383c6cb3d1
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