Common use of Alternative and Complementary Treatment and Therapy Clause in Contracts

Alternative and Complementary Treatment and Therapy. The Plan does not provide Benefits for alternative or complementary treatments and therapies for which clinical effectiveness has not been proven as determined by Community Health Options’ (“Health Options”) Chief Medical Officer. These include, but are not limited to: a. Acupuncture, b. Biofeedback, c. Holistic medicine, d. Homeopathy, e. Hypnosis,

Alternative and Complementary Treatment and Therapy. The Plan does not provide Benefits for alternative or complementary treatments and therapies for which clinical effectiveness has not been proven as determined by Community Health Options’ (“Health Options”) Chief Medical Officer. These include, but are not limited to: a. 1. Acupuncture, b. , including auricular acupuncture treatment for addiction, 2. Biofeedback, c. Holistic medicine, d. Homeopathy, e. Hypnosis,

Alternative and Complementary Treatment and Therapy. The Plan does not provide Benefits for alternative or complementary treatments and therapies for which clinical effectiveness has not been proven as determined by Community Health Options’ (“Health Options”) Chief Medical Officer. These include, but are not limited to: a. 1. Acupuncture, b. 2. Biofeedback, c. 3. Holistic medicine, d. 4. Homeopathy, e. 5. Hypnosis, 6. Aromatherapy,

Alternative and Complementary Treatment and Therapy. The Plan does not provide Benefits for alternative or complementary treatments and therapies for which clinical effectiveness has not been proven as determined by Community Health Options’ (“Health Options”) Chief Medical Officer. These include, but are not limited to: a. Acupuncture, b. 1. Biofeedback, c. 2. Holistic medicine, d. 3. Homeopathy, e. 4. Hypnosis, 5. Aromatherapy,

Alternative and Complementary Treatment and Therapy. The Plan does not provide Benefits for alternative or complementary treatments and therapies for which clinical effectiveness has not been proven as determined by Community Health Options’ (“Health Options”) Chief Medical Officer. These include, but are not limited to: a. Acupuncture, , including auricular acupuncture treatment for addiction, b. Biofeedback, c. Holistic medicine, d. Homeopathy, e. Hypnosis,

Alternative and Complementary Treatment and Therapy. The Plan does not provide Benefits for alternative or complementary treatments and therapies for which clinical effectiveness has not been proven as determined by Community Health Options’ (“Health Options”) Chief Medical Officer. These include, but are not limited to: a. Acupuncture, b. 1. Biofeedback, c. 2. Holistic medicine, d. 3. Homeopathy, e. 4. Hypnosis, 5. Aromatherapy,

Alternative and Complementary Treatment and Therapy. The Plan does not provide Benefits for alternative or complementary treatments and therapies for which clinical effectiveness has not been proven as determined by Community Health Options’ (“Health Options”) Chief Medical Officer. These include, but are not limited to: a. Acupuncture, , including auricular acupuncture treatment for addiction, b. Biofeedback, c. Holistic medicine, d. Homeopathy, e. Hypnosis,

Alternative and Complementary Treatment and Therapy. The Plan does not provide Benefits for alternative or complementary treatments and therapies for which clinical effectiveness has not been proven as determined by Community Health Options’ (“Health Options”) Chief Medical Officer. These include, but are not limited to: a. AcupunctureBiofeedback, b. Biofeedback, c. Holistic medicine, d. c. Homeopathy, e. d. Hypnosis,

Alternative and Complementary Treatment and Therapy. The Plan does not provide Benefits for alternative or complementary treatments and therapies for which clinical effectiveness has not been proven as determined by Community Health Options’ (“Health Options”) Chief Medical Officer. These include, but are not limited to: a. 1. Acupuncture, b. , including auricular acupuncture treatment for addiction, 2. Biofeedback, c. Holistic medicine, d. Homeopathy, e. Hypnosis,