Common use of ADMISSION CERTIFICATION Clause in Contracts

ADMISSION CERTIFICATION. Under the Pre-Admission Certification/Concurrent Review Program, the doctor’s recommendation for non-emergency hospitalization is reviewed and “pre-certified” before the individual is admitted to the hospital. Any elective non-emergency hospital stay (including maternity admissions) must be pre-certified. Failure to follow the pre-admission procedure may result in the patient paying the first two hundred dollars ($200) of room and board charges. The admission procedure must be followed for emergency care within forty-eight (48) hours after the emergency.

ADMISSION CERTIFICATION. Under the Pre-Admission Certification/Certification/ Concurrent Review Program, the doctor’s recommendation for non-emergency nonemergency hospitalization is reviewed and “pre-certified” before the individual is admitted to the hospital. Any elective non-emergency nonemergency hospital stay (including maternity admissions) must be pre-certified. Failure to follow the pre-admission procedure may result in the patient paying the first two hundred dollars Two Hundred Dollars ($200200.00) of room and board charges. The admission procedure must be followed for emergency care within forty-eight (48) hours after the emergency.

ADMISSION CERTIFICATION. Under the Pre-Admission Certification/Concurrent Review Program, the doctor’s 's recommendation for non-emergency hospitalization is reviewed and “"pre-certified” " before the individual is admitted to the hospital. Any elective non-non- emergency hospital stay (including maternity admissions) must be pre-certified. Failure to follow the pre-admission procedure may result in the patient paying the first two hundred dollars ($200200.00) of room and board charges. The admission procedure must be followed for emergency care within forty-eight (48) hours after the emergency.

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ADMISSION CERTIFICATION. Under the Pre-Admission Certification/Concurrent Review Program, the doctor’s 's recommendation for non-emergency hospitalization is reviewed and “"pre-certified” " before the individual is admitted to the hospital. Any elective non-emergency hospital stay (including maternity admissions) must be pre-certified. Failure to follow the pre-admission procedure may result in the patient paying the first two hundred dollars Two Hundred Dollars ($200) of room and board charges. The admission procedure must be followed for by emergency care within forty-eight (48) hours after the emergency.eight

ADMISSION CERTIFICATION. Under the Pre-Admission Certification/Concurrent Review Program, the doctor’s 's recommendation for non-emergency hospitalization is reviewed and “"pre-certified” " before the individual is admitted to the hospital. Any elective non-non- emergency hospital stay (including maternity admissions) must be pre-certified. Failure to follow the pre-admission procedure may result in the patient paying the first two hundred dollars ($200) of room and board charges. The admission procedure must be followed for emergency care within forty-eight (48) hours after the emergency.

ADMISSION CERTIFICATION. Under the Pre-Admission Certification/Concurrent Review Program, the doctor’s 's recommendation for non-emergency hospitalization is reviewed and “"pre-certified” " before the individual is admitted to the hospital. Any elective non-emergency hospital stay (including maternity admissions) must be pre-pre- certified. Failure to follow the pre-admission procedure may result in the patient paying the first two hundred dollars ($200) of room and board charges. The admission procedure must be followed for emergency care within forty-eight (48) hours after the emergency.

ADMISSION CERTIFICATION. Under the Pre-Admission Certification/Concurrent Review Program, the doctor’s recommendation for non-emergency hospitalization is reviewed and “pre-certified” before the individual is admitted to the hospital. Any elective non-emergency hospital stay (including maternity admissions) must be pre-certified. Failure to follow the pre-pre- admission procedure may result in the patient paying the first two hundred dollars ($200) of room and board charges. The admission procedure must be followed for emergency care within forty-eight (48) hours after the emergency.