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Patient has not been discharged. vs Patient is not discharged

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. "Patient has not been discharged" is more commonly used in formal or medical contexts to indicate the current status of a patient, while "patient is not discharged" can be used in a more general sense to convey the same meaning.

Last updated: March 15, 2024 • 769 views

Patient has not been discharged.

This phrase is correct and commonly used, especially in formal or medical contexts.

This phrase is typically used to indicate the current status of a patient who has not yet been released from a medical facility.
  • ... to a Medicare beneficiary. Therefore, if the patient has not been discharged, the cost of the ED services is the responsibility of the IPF. See § 412.404(d)(3).
  • If the patient has not been discharged from your facility, the DHMH 257 will be returned for completion of LTC application and conversion of eligibility coverage  ...
  • If the patient has not been discharged from your facility, the DHMH 257 will be returned for completion of LTC application and conversion of eligibility coverage  ...
  • Bill type 212 is for the initial claim only and the patient status in block 17 of the UB -04 must indicate the patient has not been discharged. Bill type 213 is an ...

Alternatives:

  • patient has not been released.
  • patient is still in the hospital.
  • patient remains under care.
  • patient is awaiting discharge.

Patient is not discharged

This phrase is also correct and can be used in a more general sense to convey the same meaning.

This phrase can be used to indicate that a patient has not been released from a medical facility or is still under care.
  • Dec 15, 2010 ... CPT and CMS disagree on which code to report on the second day of observation — if a patient is not discharged that day. And payer denials ...
  • Same scenario as 23 above except patient is not discharged on post op day 1. On post-op day 3, the incision wound has opened more (4 cm x .5 cm) and the ...
  • The medical director must assure that the patient is not discharged unless one of the four conditions are met and if the discharge is because the patient's ...
  • If the patient is not discharged within the period of commitment and if the term is not extended as provided for in 53-21-128, the patient must be discharged by ...

Alternatives:

  • patient has not been discharged.
  • patient is still in the hospital.
  • patient remains under care.
  • patient is awaiting discharge.

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