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Mont. Medicaid Hospice Policy Manual, Policy 500

Requirements for Coverage

activein force · 2018-10-01 – presentcompiled-edition

REQUIREMENTS

FOR COVERAGE

To be covered, hospice services must meet the following

requirements:

1. The services must be reasonable and necessary for

the palliation and management of the terminal illness

as well as related conditions;

2. The member must elect hospice care in accordance

with 37.40.815 (refer to Hospice Policy 404);

3. A plan of care must be established and periodically

reviewed by the attending physician, the medical

director, and the interdisciplinary group of the hospice

program (refer to Hospice Policy 411);

4. The plan of care must be established before hospice

care is provided;

5. The services provided must be consistent with the

plan of care; and

6. A certification that the member is terminally ill must be

completed.

History

Reference: ARM 37.40.806, 42 CFR 418.200. Supersedes: Policy 500, October 2016.

Provenance

Source
dphhs.mt.gov
Retrieved
2026-10-02
Edition
sltc-hospice-500-2018-10-01
Content hash
5e1d39ef4a12e431d6ef5fb7d96cdca41825d52424ca704360187749aa5cd8b0
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