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La. Medicaid Services Manual ch. 24 (Hospice), Appendix E

UB-04 Form and Instructions

activein force · 2025-12-23 – presentcompiled-edition

The UB-04 claim form is required for billing Medicaid and is suitable for billing most third-party

payers (both government and private), because it serves the needs of many payers, some data

elements may not be needed by a particular payer. Detailed information is given only for items

required for Medicaid hospice claims. Items not listed need not be completed, although you may

complete them when billing multiple payees.

Claims for hospice services must be filed by electronic claims submission 837I or on the UB-04

claim form.

The most recent instructions for completing the UB-04 form along with samples of UB -04 claim

forms for hospice services routine billing are located on the home page of the Louisiana Medicaid

website. The billing instructions and examples may also be accessed at

http://www.lamedicaid.com/provweb1/billing_information/UB04_Hospice.pdf.

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