Treatment Plan. Treatment Plan means a Dentist's report of the Covered Person's dental defects, prescribing a program of treatment for the identified defects, including applicable charges.
Treatment Plan. (A) The physician may offer the patient complementary or alternative treatment pursuant to a documented treatment plan tailored for the individual needs of the patient by which treatment progress or success can be evaluated with stated objectives such as pain relief and/or improved physical and/or psychosocial function. Such a documented treatment plan shall consider pertinent medical history, previous medical records and physical examination, as well as the need for further testing, consultations, referrals, or the use of other treatment modalities.
Treatment Plan. CONTRACTOR shall collaboratively develop an individualized treatment 13 plan with each Participant within fourteen (14) calendar days of admission into the Program, which shall 14 be based upon the Participant’s needs as identified in the assessment process. Each treatment plan shall 15 include identification of a minimum of three (3) problem areas, including a drug and/or alcohol 16 problem, long term and short term individualized goals for addressing the identified needs, action steps, 17 target dates and dates of resolution. Every fourteen (14) calendar days, CONTRACTOR shall review 18 with the Participant, and document in progress notes the Participant’s progress on the treatment plan. 19 CONTRACTOR shall update the treatment plan when a change in problem identification, focus of 20 recovery or treatment occurs, or, no later than ninety (90) calendar days after signing the initial 21 treatment plan, and no later than every ninety (90) calendar days thereafter, whichever comes first.
Treatment Plan. Within four (4) weeks of initiation of services for a Referred Client, Contractor shall submit a treatment plan with specific objectives and target dates. The treatment plan is subject to approval by the referring County.
Treatment Plan. We will provide you with a treatment plan that outlines the services that the Doctor has prescribed. The treatment plan will show the ESTIMATED insurance portion and your copayment. Please note that the insurance portion is only an ESTIMATE and is not a guarantee of payment by your insurance company. Therefore, you may still have a balance once your insurance has issued payment.
Treatment Plan. Before your dentist starts a course of treatment, they will, upon request, prepare a "treatment plan" - a written report describing their recommendations as to necessary treatment and cost. It is suggested you submit a treatment plan to the carrier before treatment starts for any Routine or Major Treatment expected to cost more than $200, and for all Orthodontic Treatment. A pre-determination of the benefits payable for the proposed treatment will then be calculated so you know in advance the portion of the cost you will have to pay. Any pre-determination of benefits is only valid for 90 days from its date of issue. Covered Expenses The following items are considered covered expenses under this Dental care Benefit: Routine Treatment oral examinations, polishing of teeth, topical application of fluoride solutions and bite- wing x-rays, twice in any calendar year but not more than once in any 5-month period scaling of teeth full mouth series of x-rays once every 24 months extractions and alveolectomy at the time of tooth extraction amalgam, silicate, acrylic and composite fillings dental surgery general anaesthesia and diagnostic x-ray and laboratory procedures required in relation to dental surgery endodontics (root canal therapy) periodontal treatment necessary treatment for relief of dental pain cost of medication and its administration when provided by injection in the dentist's office space maintainers for missing primary teeth and habit-breaking appliances consultations required by the attending dentist relines and rebases to existing dentures stainless steel crowns pit and fissure adhesive sealants Major Treatment crowns (other than stainless steel crowns) installation of an initial appliance (bridgework or dentures) if such appliance is required because at least one additional natural tooth was necessarily extracted after the effective date of coverage for the individual replacement of existing dentures or bridgework if
Treatment Plan. Care and treatment at the Dental School takes longer than in a private dental practice. Appointments may be up to four hours long, and I, the patient and/or the patient’s representative must be prepared for multiple visits to complete my dental care needs.
Treatment Plan. Before your dentist starts a course of treatment, he will, upon request, prepare a "treatment plan" - a written report describing his recommendations as to necessary treatment and cost. - It is suggested you submit a treatment plan to the insurance Company before treatment starts for any Routine or Major Treatment expected to cost more than three hundred ($300) dollars. A pre-determination of the benefits payable for the proposed treatment will then be calculated so you know in advance the portion of the cost you will have to pay. Any pre-determination of benefits is only valid for ninety (90) days from its date of issue. COVERED EXPENSES The following items are considered covered Expenses under this Dental Care Benefit. ROUTINE TREATMENT - complete oral examination, full-mouth series of x-rays and panoramic x-rays each limited to once in any period of thirty-six (36) consecutive months. - recall examination, prophylaxis (the cleaning and scaling of teeth), bitewing x-rays and oral hygiene instruction each limited to once in any period of six (6) consecutive months. - emergency examination - specific oral area examination - topical application of fluoride solutions - supervised fluoride brush-in, self-administered - removal of carious lesions (caries control) - amalgam, silicate, acrylic and composite restorations, including pin reinforcement - extractions - diagnostic x-rays and laboratory procedures, excluding diagnostic casts - occlusal equilibration (limited to eight (8) units of time in any twelve (12)-month period) - anaesthesia required in relation to dental surgery - professional visits limited to house calls, institutional calls and office visits after regularly scheduled hours - consultations required by the attending dentist, including treatment planning - interproximal discing of teeth - tracing of x-rays - stainless steel crowns - fissure seal treatment - dental services rendered by a physician, dentist or oral surgeon for dental surgery: surgical removal of teeth and residual roots; fibrotomy; surgical exposure; transplantation; alveoplasty; gingivoplasty; osteoplasty; frenectomy; surgical excision of cysts and tumors; incision and drainage of abscesses; treatment of fractures - simple open reduction and closed reduction; post-surgical care; therapeutic drug injections provided by a dentist. - endodontic services: pulp capping; vital pulpotomy; root canal therapy and apexification; periapical services including root amputation; gingival curre...
Treatment Plan. CONTRACTOR shall develop an individualized treatment plan with 2 each Client within ten (10) calendar days of admission. The Client-centered treatment plan shall be 3 based upon the Client’s needs identified in the assessment process and shall include goals and objectives 4 with specific measurable tasks outlining what the Client is to complete. The Treatment plan shall 5 include the following:
