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The document is an Aging Services Access Point (ASAP) Referral Form for MassHealth providers, specifically for home health agencies (HHAs) to refer members aged 60 or older who may benefit from ASAP services. It outlines the necessary sections to be completed, including HHA and member information, consent for referral, and the requirement to keep a copy in the member's health record. The form emphasizes the need for member consent before making a referral.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the ASAP Referral Form in the editor.
In Section A, enter the Home Health Agency (HHA) information. Fill in the HHA Name, Telephone Number, and the name of the Nurse or Therapist. Don't forget to include the Date of Referral and have the Nurse or Therapist sign.
Proceed to Section B to provide MassHealth Member Information. Enter the member's Name and Telephone Number. Indicate if the member is appropriate for ASAP services by checking 'Yes' or 'No'.
In Section C, attach the current Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services form 485. Explain how this member can benefit from ASAP services in the provided space.
Complete Section D by obtaining Member Consent. The member must check one of the boxes indicating whether they want a referral made to ASAP and provide their signature along with the date.

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