NC · guidance
N.C. Medicaid Clinical Coverage Policy No. 3D § 5.2.2.4
Long Term Care
The hospice provider is responsible for ensuring that the long-term care
prior approval process has been completed and that the Medicaid
beneficiary is approved for nursing facility or ICF/IID level of care. This
process can be completed by the hospice or through arrangement with the
facility, hospital discharge planner, physician, or other sources. A hospice
Medicaid beneficiary in a nursing or ICF/IID facility shall meet the same
level of care requirements as other Medicaid nursing facility beneficiaries.
The hospice provider shall retain a copy of the NC Medicaid Long Term
Care Form FL-2 or IID-2, as applicable, in the Medicaid beneficiary’s
records on site at the hospice provider.
Note: Hospice agencies verify the nursing facility or ICF/IID level of care
long-term care approval in NC Tracks to ensure the approval was
obtained prior to seeking reimbursement. Hospice providers should
provide documentation referencing place of origin verifying the FL-2 or
IID-2 in beneficiary medical records.
Provenance
- Source
- medicaid.ncdhhs.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-01
- Edition
- ccp-3d-2024-03-15
- Content hash
03c7bc11eda17e5d9c74e10d51be7f14f9ed905ab8953c73617d09bb1106f018
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