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Va. DMAS Hospice Provider Manual ch. IV, How To Access Dmas Hospice Forms
How To Access Dmas Hospice Forms
There are four hospice DMAS forms, including: (1) the Request for Hospice Benefits
(DMAS 420); (2) the Physician Recertification (DMAS 420A); (3) the Hospice Benefits
Change/Revocation/Termination Statement (DMAS 421); and (4) the Hospice
Enrollment/Disenrollment Authorization Request (DMAS 421A). The current versions of
these forms are available on the Virginia Medicaid Portal located online at:
www.virginiamedicaid.dmas.virginia.gov. To access the forms, visit the portal and click
on the “Provider Services” tab highlighted in blue on the right side of the page. Once on
the Provider Services page, click on “Provider Forms Search” in the center of the page.
On the page that generates, select “Long Term Care Facility and Home Based Services”
in the “Type” dropdown box, while selecting “Hospice” in the “Category” dropdown box.
Finally, click the “Search” button at the bottom. The current versions of all DMAS hospice
forms will populate on the next page.
The provider must not alter any DMAS forms, though the forms may be duplicated. Forms
may also be obtained through Commonwealth Martin at 804-780-0076.
NOTE: These forms and processes may be different for providers who participate in the
Cardinal Care network. Refer to your provider contract or guidance from the MCO for
compliance audit specifications.
Provenance
- Source
- vamedicaid.dmas.virginia.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- dmas-hospice-iv-2024-08-28
- Content hash
fb4d9dd2c6425c8e54c3e259bd8739cabac044e983cdc03d20796f38d4c4b84e
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