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CMS SOM App. H, Tag V590

§ 494.100(c) Standard: Support services

activein force · 2026-07-22 – presentas-observed

(1) …Services include, but are not limited to, the

following: (ii) Coordination of the home patient’s care by a member of the dialysis facility’s

interdisciplinary team.

Interpretive Guidance § 494.100(c)(1)(ii):

The home training and support facility must identify a specific member of the IDT to be

responsible for the coordination of each individual home patient’s care. ”Coordination of the

home patient’s care” does not mean that the staff member must deliver all of the care, but may

be the contact person on the IDT, be responsible for facilitating communication between the IDT

and the patient/caregiver, and ensures oversight/and monitoring of the patient’s home dialysis in

accordance with the patient’s plan of care.

All patients should receive coordinated/integrated care no matter which member of the IDT

coordinates that care.

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Retrieved
2026-07-22
Edition
som-2026-07-22
Content hash
0b442f59c8412fbe3668047fd627f11ce3621dd3d409ec7ce029efa7b62ff670
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