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The document is a Hospice Discharge/Hospice Revocation Form that collects beneficiary and hospice provider information, outlines reasons for discharge or revocation of hospice services, and includes a revocation statement. It details various circumstances under which a beneficiary may be discharged from hospice care, such as improvement in condition, relocation, or non-compliance, and requires signatures from the beneficiary or their representative and hospice staff.

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What is the revocation rate for hospice patients?

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).

Who initiates hospice revocation?

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.

What is the 5 day rule for hospice patients?

The hospice interdisciplinary team (IDT) has 5 calendar days from the effective date of the hospice election statement to complete the comprehensive assessment. CMS does not dictate how the comprehensive assessment is completed or what forms a hospice provider utilizes to document the comprehensive assessment.

What is a hospice revocation form?

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.

How do you fight hospice discharge?

The NOMNC allows the beneficiary to appeal the hospices decision to discharge them. A beneficiary who disagrees with the termination of services may request an expedited determination to the Quality Improvement Organization (QIO).

How do you dry up secretions at the end of life?

They include hyoscine butylbromide, hyoscine hydrobromide and glycopyrronium. They work by reducing saliva production to dry out the secretions. They are normally given through a syringe driverix, but they can also be given as a tablet or by an injection under the skin (subcutaneous injection).

What is the requirement when discharging a patient from hospice care?

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.

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