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Utah Medicaid Provider Manual, Hospice Care Services § 9

Limitations and Non-Covered Services

activein force · 2026-01-01 – presentcompiled-edition

Coverage of services for illnesses or conditions unrelated to the member’s

terminal illness, is non-covered through the hospice benefit, rather, such

services are covered ancillary to hospice benefits when provided by an

appropriate provider or facility.

Hospice agencies are not permitted to engage in unsolicited direct marketing to

prospective members. Hospice agencies are free and welcome to engage in

marketing strategies such as mass outreach and advertisements but are not

permitted to approach a prospective member or legal representative unless the

member or legal representative explicitly requests information from a particular

hospice agency. Hospice agencies must refrain from offering incentives or other

enticements to persuade a prospective member to choose that provider for

hospice care.

Provenance

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medicaid-documents.dhhs.utah.gov
Retrieved
2026-10-02
Edition
mpm-hospice-2026-01-01
Content hash
f5fe4f1dcb0db3d6335979b3efa54ec4576512674522b44a8798bc961b5d76e1
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