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W. Va. BMS Provider Manual § 509.5.4

Informed Consent of the Member

activein force · 2020-05-01 – presentcompiled-edition

The Hospice provider must assure that the consent to enroll in Hospice services is an informed consent.

An informed consent form detailing the type and scope of the care is to be given to the member or the

member’s representative to be read and signed.

The Hospice provider must complete the BMS Hospice Election Form HEF-01 and have the member or

the member’s legal representative sign and date it.

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bms.wv.gov
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2026-10-01
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bms-509-2020-05-01
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