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There are a number of reasons why hospitals might be motivated to push patients towards hospice care. First, hospice care is typically less expensive than traditional medical care. Second, hospice care is often seen as a way to hasten death.
Election of hospice care occurs when the patient (or representative) voluntarily files an election statement with the hospice provider.
The election statement addendum must include the following: (1) The addendum must be titled \u201cPatient Notification of Hospice Non-Covered Items, Services, and Drugs.\u201d (2) Name of the hospice. (3) Individual's name and hospice medical record identifier.
The election statement must include the patient's choice of attending physician. The information identifying the attending physician should be recorded on the election statement in enough detail so that it is clear which physician or NP was designated as the attending physician.
The hospice election statement addendum is basically a written notification to the requesting beneficiary, non-hospice providers, or Medicare contractors of any items, drugs, or services not covered by the hospice.
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Hospice Election Statement Example. Hospice Philosophy. I acknowledge that I have been given a full explanation and have an understanding of the purpose of hospice care. Hospice care is to relieve pain and other symptoms related to my terminal illness and related conditions and such care will not be directed toward ...
Hospice is comfort care without curative intent; the patient no longer has curative options or has chosen not to pursue treatment because the side effects outweigh the benefits. Palliative care is comfort care with or without curative intent.
For the duration of an election of hospice care, an individual waives all rights to Medicare payments for the following services: (1) Hospice care provided by a hospice other than the hospice designated by the individual (unless provided under arrangements made by the designated hospice).
Three things that are not covered, namely, treatments and prescriptions intended to cure the illness, a caregiver, and room and board. Knowing this may affect your plans for care and the location where you desire hospice care.
If the patient revokes their hospice election, Medicare coverage of all benefits waived when hospice care was initially elected resumes under the traditional Medicare program.

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