UT · guidance
Utah Medicaid Provider Manual, Hospice Care Services § 8-9.4
Rights waived to some Medicaid services for adult members
Medicaid does not separately cover modalities for palliative purposes as this is
the responsibility of the hospice agency. For the duration of an election for
hospice care services, an individual waives rights to Medicaid payments for the
following services:
• Hospice care provided by a hospice agency other than the hospice agency
designated by the individual (unless provided under arrangements made
by the designated hospice agency).
• Coverage of services for illnesses or conditions unrelated to the member’s
terminal illness is non-covered through the hospice benefit.
• Such services are covered ancillary to hospice benefits when provided by
an appropriate provider or facility.
• Any Medicaid services that are related to the treatment of the terminal
condition for which hospice care was elected, or a related condition, or
that are equivalent to hospice care except for services provided by:
o The designated hospice agency,
o Another hospice agency under arrangements made by the
designated hospice agency, and
o The individual’s attending QHP if that QHP is not an employee of the
designated hospice agency or receiving compensation from the
hospice agency for those services.
Provenance
- Source
- medicaid-documents.dhhs.utah.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- mpm-hospice-2026-01-01
- Content hash
1447ae0a94115b8b9171c84218e8317eadba415d3cc754d40c37aad0bf6edfee
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