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Va. DMAS Hospice Provider Manual ch. IV, Individuals Who Receive Hospice Care And Reside In Nursing Facilities (NFS) Or Intermediate Care Facilities/Individuals With Intellectual Disabilities (ICFS/IDD)

Individuals Who Receive Hospice Care And Reside In Nursing Facilities (NFS) Or Intermediate Care Facilities/Individuals With Intellectual Disabilities (ICFS/IDD)

activein force · 2024-08-28 – presentcompiled-edition

If an individual receiving hospice services is admitted to a nursing facility under the

hospice benefit and remains, the preadmission screening evaluation is not required.

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vamedicaid.dmas.virginia.gov
Retrieved
2026-10-02
Edition
dmas-hospice-iv-2024-08-28
Content hash
d3495076136b18d179ce0e04e80e2d8133eb86319bee578b5492e2a800fe12b0
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