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MHCP Provider Manual, Hospice Services, Establishing the Plan of Care

Establishing the Plan of Care

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

The elected hospice provider must designate a registered nurse to coordinate implementing the plan of care for each member.

The attending physician, the hospice medical director or physician designee, and the interdisciplinary group must establish a written plan of care for providing hospice services. The care the hospice provides must follow the established plan of care.

The plan of care must be in place and a designated registered nurse identified before providing hospice service.

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www.dhs.state.mn.us
Retrieved
2026-10-02
Edition
mhcp-hospice-2025-05-09
Content hash
4c392e787d5eafc29795e5f100a24428cd9ecaec005474cbbd7324112841f281
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