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MHCP Provider Manual, Hospice Services, Eligible Providers

Eligible Providers

activein force · 2025-05-09 – presentcompiled-edition

A hospice organization may enroll as an MHCP hospice provider if it is licensed and certified for Medicare as a hospice organization by the Minnesota Department of Health.

A hospice may use contracted staff to supplement hospice employees during periods of peak recipient loads or other extraordinary circumstances. The hospice remains responsible for the quality of services provided by contracted staff.

Note: A nurse practitioner may not serve as the medical director or as the physician member of the hospice interdisciplinary group.

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www.dhs.state.mn.us
Retrieved
2026-10-02
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mhcp-hospice-2025-05-09
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bfa177fabc0b24a20030dff11426e31b74d038da318adfcad4f4b9030d298d67
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