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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 8, § 140.1.2

Patients Who Switch Modalities (Center to Home and Vice

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

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(Rev. 1999, Issued: 07-09-10, Effective: 01-01-11, Implementation: 01-03-11)

If a home dialysis patient receives dialysis in a dialysis center or other outpatient facility

during the month, the MCP physician or practitioner is paid the management fee for the

home dialysis patient and cannot bill the ESRD-related services codes for managing

center based patients.

This situation should be coded using the ESRD–related services codes for a home

dialysis patient per full month. Physicians and practitioners should use the ESRD–related

services codes for a home dialysis patient per full month when billing for outpatient

ESRD-related services when a home dialysis patient receives dialysis in a dialysis center

or other outpatient facility during the month.

Physicians and practitioners should use the ESRD–related services codes for a home

dialysis patient per full month for patients that switch modalities regardless of whether

the ESRD beneficiary went from home dialysis to center-based dialysis, or vice versa,

and regardless of the proportion of the month that the beneficiary was receiving each

modality.

History

(Rev. 1999, Issued: 07-09-10, Effective: 01-01-11, Implementation: 01-03-11)

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