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N.C. Medicaid Clinical Coverage Policy No. 3D § 5.12.3

Discharges and Transfer

activein force · 2024-03-15 – presentcompiled-edition

The hospice provider shall comply according to 42 CFR §418.26 - Discharge and

Transfer from hospice care.

The hospice provider may discharge a beneficiary according to applicable law,

rules and regulations, and provider policy. The hospice provider shall complete

and upload into NCTracks the NC Medicaid Hospice Reporting Form (DMA0004)

when a beneficiary revokes, transfers or is otherwise discharged from hospice

service. The provider shall promptly report the beneficiary’s revocation or

discharge to NC Medicaid because hospice participation information may affect

Medicaid payment for other services. The provider shall bill for the date of

discharge or revocation.

Provenance

Source
medicaid.ncdhhs.gov
Retrieved
2026-10-01
Edition
ccp-3d-2024-03-15
Content hash
309f02587459fd4b78f4a610cc9230152a80f186cfba4313a6fc83630b86ef4e
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