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Would no available nursing home bed that is documented in the discharge planning by social services validate a continued stay, i.e., non-avoidable day?

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Would no available nursing home bed that is documented in the discharge planning by social services validate a continued stay, i.e., non-avoidable day?

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The continued stay must be medically necessary. Regarding days that the patient needs to remain in the hospital due to nursing home placement, these days may qualify for reimbursement under Skilled Care Hospital Residing (category of service 37) or DD/MI Non-Acute Care Hospital Residing (category of service 39). Refer to the HFS Hospital Handbook, Chapter 200 regarding participation requirement and enrollment procedures.

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