MI · guidance
Mich. Medicaid Provider Manual, Hospice § 4.5
Beneficiary Becomes Ineligible for Medicaid
The hospice is responsible for verifying the beneficiary’s continued Medicaid eligibility once they are
enrolled. Medicaid does not reimburse hospice services rendered to a Medicaid ineligible beneficiary.
Once the beneficiary is deemed no longer eligible for hospice services, the hospice must complete the
discharge in CHAMPS and indicate in the Remarks section the reason why the beneficiary is no longer
eligible for hospice services. A copy of the discharge must be downloaded, printed, and provided to the
beneficiary and/or their authorized representative.
Provenance
- Source
- mdch.state.mi.us
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-01
- Edition
- mpm-2026-10-01
- Content hash
174a4b910cfed69d8cf30e9ff385aa862448ae4de690e810ca3a1e6ca090beb3
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