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MO HealthNet Hospice Provider Manual § 4.2

Electronic Claim Submission

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

Providers may submit claims via eMOMED. Providers are required to register in eMOMED. Providers are unable to access eMOMED without proper authorization. Authorization is required for each individual user. For more information, refer to the General Sections Manual.

The following claim types can be used in internet applications: Medical (NSF), Inpatient and Outpatient (UB-04), Dental (2019 American Dental Association), Nursing Home and Pharmacy. For convenience, some of the input fields are set as indicators or accepted values in drop-down boxes. Providers have the option to input and submit claims individually or in a batch submission. A confirmation file is returned for each transmission.

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2026-10-01
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mhd-hospice-2026-04-13
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