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MHCP Provider Manual, Hospice Services, Pediatric Residential Hospice

Pediatric Residential Hospice

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

MHCP covers hospice respite and end-of-life care for children who elect to receive care in a pediatric residential hospice facility. Members aged 21 or under who elect to receive hospice services do not waive coverage for services that are related to the treatment of the condition for which a diagnosis of terminal illness has been made. Hospice respite and end-of-life care under subdivision 22a are not hospice care services under this subdivision. Refer to information under the Overview heading in this manual section for more hospice coverage information.

Facilities being utilized as a pediatric residential hospice must be licensed as described under Minnesota Statutes sections 144A.75 to 144A.755 and qualifies as a residential hospice facility under Minnesota Statutes, 144A.75, subdivision 13, paragraph a.

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