To qualify for the Medicare Hospice Benefit, a dying person must have a physician’s statement that he has a terminal con

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To qualify for the Medicare Hospice Benefit, a dying person must have a physician’s statement that he has a terminal con

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To qualify for the Medicare Hospice Benefit, a dying person must
have a physician’s statement that he has a terminal condition with
a specifically limited life expectancy. What is the expectancy?
What recourse is available for a patient who lives longer than the
original expectation?
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