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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Hospice Membership Notice in the editor.
Begin by selecting the purpose of the form at the top right corner: Enrollment Application, Enrollment Update, or Disenrollment Notice. Enter the effective date for your selection.
In Section I, provide detailed information about the hospice provider including name, National Provider ID, address, and contact details.
If applicable, complete Section II with facility information if the beneficiary is currently in a nursing facility. Include facility name and address.
In Section III, fill out beneficiary information such as name, ID number, address, birth date, and gender. Ensure all fields are accurately completed.
Use Section IV for any additional remarks that may clarify beneficiary circumstances or service coordination needs.
Finally, ensure signatures are obtained in Section V from the beneficiary or authorized representative to certify understanding of enrollment conditions.
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Four statesArizona, Louisiana, Minnesota and Wisconsindo not officially operate a CON program, but they maintain several approval processes that function similarly to CON. At least six statesMichigan, Montana, New York, North Carolina, Tennessee and Washingtonand Washington, D.C., enacted CON legislation in 2021.
How does hospice work in Michigan?
Hospice care is covered by Medicare, Medicaid and most private insurance.
How do I register for hospice?
In general, there are two ways to initiate care: Request a hospice referral from a physician who has been treating the patient. Make a self-referral by contacting a hospice provider directly.
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hospice, IV therapy, PT, OT, etc. Included in this document is a State of Michigan approved member notification letter which is sent to Molina. Healthcare
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