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R.I. Medicaid Provider Manual, Hospice Services 300-20, Notification to EOHHS

Notification to EOHHS

activein force · 2014-01-01 – presentcompiled-edition

For Medical Assistance Program beneficiaries residing in nursing facilities who elect Hospice Care, the Hospice Provider must notify the appropriate Long Term Care Regional Office that the patient was admitted to Hospice Care service as of a specified date. The Hospice Care Provider should use the Hospice election form for their notification and it must include the name and address of the Nursing Facility in which the beneficiary is residing.

Nursing Facility Providers also must notify the appropriate Long Term Care Regional Office that the patient was admitted to Hospice Care service as of a specified date.

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eohhs.ri.gov
Retrieved
2026-10-01
Edition
hospice-300-20-2014-01-01
Content hash
8fef11b8fc58374bb367928faead916fb1b07675679c3eef206c6e29c10eb5be
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