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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 10, § 10.1.5.2

Effect of Election of Medicare Advantage (MA) Organization

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

and Eligibility Changes on HH PPS

(Rev. 10758; Issued: 05-11-21; Effective: 01-01-22; Implementation: 08-11-21)

If a Medicare beneficiary is covered under an MA organization during a period of home

care, and subsequently decides to change to Medicare fee-for-service coverage, a new

OASIS assessment must be completed, as is required any time the Medicare payment

source changes. With that assessment, an NOA may be sent to Medicare to open an HH

PPS period.

If a beneficiary under fee-for-service receiving home care elects an MA organization

during an HH PPS period of care, the period will end and be proportionally paid

according to its shortened length (a partial period payment adjustment). The MA

organization becomes the primary payer upon the MA organization enrollment date.

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History

(Rev. 10758; Issued: 05-11-21; Effective: 01-01-22; Implementation: 08-11-21)

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