Transfer to another hospital Sample Clauses

Transfer to another hospital. In the example below a patient undergoes a procedure and unexpectedly requires transfer to an acute hospital: Date of Service No. of Days Item No Total Claimed Theatre Date Item No Total Claimed From To The facility cannot claim an accommodation or package rate as accommodation is not payable to the transferring facility. The transferring facility is only eligible for payment of the theatre fee. If the procedure is a package item (Table 1) the Episodic Package price is to be ignored and only the theatre fee payable. The facility should indicate that this is the case by inserting the theatre fee item in the ‘Theatre’ section of the Discharge Advice and Hospital Claim form. In this instance, when completing the Discharge Advice and Hospital Claim form you should put ‘E’ in the ‘Separation Code’ field, to indicate that the patient has been transferred to another hospital, and in the ‘Place to which discharged’ field, state that the patient has been transferred to an acute hospital.
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