State Operations Manual (Pub. 100-07), Ch. 2 § 2089

Survey Requirements When the Hospice Provides Care to

Last amended: 2013Year: 2013Length: 206 wordsOfficial source
2089 – Survey Requirements When the Hospice Provides Care to Residents of a SNF/NF or ICF/IID (Rev. 91, Issued: 09-27-13, Effective: 09-27-13, Implementation: 09-27-13) When a SNF or NF is the hospice patient’s residence for purposes of the hospice benefit, the SNF or NF must comply with the requirements for participation in Medicare or Medicaid. The Medicare/Medicaid regulations for long term care facilities regarding the completion and submission of the Resident Assessment Instrument/Minimum Data Set (RAI/MDS) data do not change when the resident elects the Medicare Hospice Benefit. This means the SNF or NF must assess the hospice resident using the RAI, and have a care plan and provide the services required under the plan of care. This can be achieved through cooperation between the hospice and facility staff with the consent of the resident. In these situations, the hospice IDG should participate with the facility in completing the RAI. Similarly, the SNF/NF must complete the RAI for any hospice patient who receives short term inpatient care in a Medicare/Medicaid participating SNF/NF if the hospice patient resides in the facility for more than 14 days. For further information on the hospice requirements when it provides care in these settings, see 42 CFR 418.112. Intermediate Care Facilities
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