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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 3, § 100.6

Inpatient Renal Services

activein force · 2026-08-25 – presentas-observed

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Section 405.103l of Subpart J of Regulation 5 stipulates that only approved hospitals may

bill for ESRD services. Hence, to allow hospitals to bill and be reimbursed for inpatient

dialysis services furnished under arrangements, both facilities participating in the

arrangement must meet the conditions of 405.2120 and 405.2160 of Subpart U of Regulation

5. In order for renal dialysis facilities to have a written arrangement with each other to

provide inpatient dialysis care both facilities must meet the minimum utilization rate

requirement, i.e., two dialysis stations with a performance capacity of at least four dialysis

treatments per week.

Dialysis may be billed by an SNF as a service if: (a) it is provided by a hospital with which

the facility has a transfer agreement in effect, and that hospital is approved to provide staff-assisted dialysis for the Medicare program; or (b) it is furnished directly by an SNF meeting

all nonhospital maintenance dialysis facility requirements, including minimum utilization

requirements. (See §§1861(h)(6), 1861(h)(7), title XVIII.)

History

(Rev. 1, 10-01-03)

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