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The median adjusted disenrollment rate among hospices was 8.0% (10th90th percentiles 4.5%14.7%) for disenrollment due to extended prognosis and 4.7% (10th90th percentiles 2.6%10.1%) for revocation (Figure 2).
If you decide you want curative treatment (instead of just palliative treatment), you have the right to stop hospice at any time. Speak with your hospice doctor if you are interested in stopping. If you end your hospice care, you will be asked to sign a form that includes the date such care will end.
The burden of determination lies with the medical examiner (ME). [1][2] In rare instances, for example, the death of a hospice patient, a nurse practitioner may fill out the death certificate if a physician is not available.
A hospice revocation is a beneficiarys choice to no longer receive Medicare covered hospice benefits. To revoke the election of hospice care, the beneficiary/representative must give a signed written statement of revocation to the hospice. No standardized hospice revocation form exists.
If the beneficiary has chosen to revoke their hospice election, the provider uses the NUBC approved discharge patient status code and the occurrence code 42 indicating the date the beneficiary revoked the benefit.
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A study on reasons for hospice revocations that result in hospital admissions identified eight primary causes for revocation: Patient does not fully understand hospice care. A lack of clarity about disease prognosis. A desire to continue receiving care from nonhospice physicians and hospital. Caregiver burden.
To revoke the election of hospice care, the individual must file a document with the hospice that includes a signed statement that the individual revokes the election for Medicare coverage of hospice care for the remainder of that election period and the effective date of that revocation.

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