Access+ Specialist Sample Clauses

Access+ Specialist. You may arrange an office visit with a Plan Specialist in the same Medical Group or IPA as your Personal Physician without a referral from your Personal Physician, subject to the limitations described below. Access+ Specialist office visits are available only to Members whose Personal Physicians belong to a Medical Group or IPA that participates as an Access+ Provider. Refer to the Access+ HMO Physician and Hospital Directory or call Blue Shield Member Services at the telephone number indicated on your Identification Card to determine whether a Medical Group or IPA is an Access+ Provider. When you arrange for Access+ Specialist visits without a referral from your Personal Physician, you will be responsible for a $30 copayment for each Access+ Specialist visit. This copayment is in addition to any copayments that you may incur for specific benefits as described in PART IV. COVERED SERVICES. Each follow-up office visit with the Plan Specialist which is not referred or authorized by your Personal Physician is a separate Access+ Specialist visit and requires a separate $30 copayment. You should cancel any scheduled Access+ Specialist appointment at least 24 hours in advance. Unless you give 24- hour advance notice or miss the appointment because of an emergency situation, the physician’s office may charge you a fee as much as the Access+ Specialist copayment.
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