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It is called revoking hospice. Sometimes patients choose to discontinue hospice services because they want to give curative treatments another try. Once they revoke hospice, they can elect to have surgery or resume curative efforts. Some patients revoke the care of one hospice to transfer to another.
There are three reasons a hospice may discharge a patient from care: The patient is no longer terminally ill. The patients condition stabilizes or improved, and they are no longer considered terminally Ill. The patient moves out of the service area of the Hospice. Discharge for a cause.
Hospice dates can change if a patient revokes Hospice care. A revocation indicator of 1 (or any number other than 0) indicates the hospice benefit has been revoked. If the file indicates the hospice benefit has been revoked, you may resubmit your denied claim.
A revocation indicator of 1 (or any number other than 0) indicates the hospice benefit has been revoked. If the file indicates the hospice benefit has been revoked, you may resubmit your denied claim.
There are three reasons a hospice may discharge a patient from care: The patient is no longer terminally ill. The patients condition stabilizes or improved, and they are no longer considered terminally Ill. The patient moves out of the service area of the Hospice.
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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.
Prior to discharging a patient for any reason other than a patient revocation, transfer, or death, the hospice must obtain a written physicians discharge order from the hospice medical director.
A hospice revocation is a beneficiarys choice to no longer receive Medicare covered hospice benefits.

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