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MO HealthNet Hospice Provider Manual § 2.1

Provider Participation Requirements

activein force · 2026-04-13 – presentcompiled-edition

To participate in the MO HealthNet Hospice Program, the hospice agency must have Medicare and DHSS Hospice Certification.

In addition to the general requirements of provider participation, the following must be submitted to the MO HealthNet Division (MHD):

Medicare Hospice Certification which includes the Medicare number

Missouri DHSS Hospice Certification/License

Hospice-Nursing Facility (NF) Contract Update form; this is a comprehensive list of nursing facilities with whom the hospice has a contract/agreement. This form is required for the automated claims processing of nursing home room and board claims. The contracts must be part of the hospice’s permanent file and must be produced upon request. Refer to Section 3.1 in this manual for more information.

Refer to the General Sections Manual for more information on provider participation.

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