US · guidance
CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 4, § 260.5
Line Item Date of Service Reporting for Partial Hospitalization
Hospitals other than CAHs are required to report line item dates of service per revenue
code line for partial hospitalization claims. Where services are provided on more than
one day included in the billing period, the date of service must be identified. Each
service (revenue code) provided must be repeated on a separate line item along with
the specific date the service was provided for every occurrence. See examples below
of reporting line item dates of service. These examples are for group therapy services
provided twice during a billing period.
For the claims, report as follows:
Revenue
Code HCPCS
Dates of
Service Units
Total
Charges
0915 G0410 20240505 1 $80.00
0915 G0410 20240529 2 $160.00
NOTE: Information regarding the Form CMS-1450 form locators that correspond
with these fields is found in Chapter 25 of this manual. See the ASC X12 837
Institutional Claim Implementation Guide for related guidelines for the electronic
claim.
The A/B MAC (A) must return to the hospital (RTP) claims where a line item date of
service is not entered for each HCPCS code reported, or if the line item dates of
service reported are outside of the statement covers period. Line item date of service
reporting is effective for claims with dates of service on or after June 5, 2000.
History
(Rev. 12423; Issued: 12-20-23; Effective: 01-01-24; Implementation: 01-02-24)
Provenance
- Source
- cms.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-08-25
- Edition
- iom-2026-08-25
- Content hash
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