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Wash. HCA Hospice Services Billing Guide, How are national provider identifier (NPI) numbers reported on hospice claims?

How are national provider identifier (NPI) numbers reported on hospice claims?

activein force · 2026-05-19 – presentcompiled-edition

HCA has implemented a change in the process for reporting the nursing facility

NPI number on a hospice claim for a client in a nursing facility.

Use the following claim forms to report the nursing facility NPI:

837 Institutional and institutional Direct Data Entry (DDE) – service facility

NPI information:

• For the HIPAA 837 Institutional claim type the Service Facility NPI field is

located within Loop 2310E, data element NM109.

• For the institutional DDE claim screen, the Service Facility NPI field is listed

on the Other Claim Info tab at the top of the claim form. On the Other Claim

page open the Miscellaneous Claim expander and enter the NPI number in

the Service Facility box.

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www.hca.wa.gov
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2026-10-02
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hca-hospice-bg-2026-05-19
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