Common use of Breast and Cervical Cancer Program Members Clause in Contracts

Breast and Cervical Cancer Program Members. Contractor shall identify a primary treating professional for each Member receiving Covered Services on the basis of Breast and Cervical Cancer eligibility. For purposes of this section, “primary treating professional” means a health care professional responsible for the treatment of the breast or cervical cancer. OHA may monitor encounter data to identify these Members who have ceased receiving treatment services. Contractor shall respond to OHA requests for the treating health professional to confirm whether the Member’s course of treatment is complete. Services received as part of the Breast and Cervical Cancer Program are exempt from a copay as stated in OAR 410-120-1230.

Breast and Cervical Cancer Program Members. Contractor shall identify a primary treating professional for each Member receiving Covered Services on the basis of Breast and Cervical Cancer eligibility. For purposes of this sectionPara. c, of this Sec. 8, Ex. B, Part 2, “primary treating health professional” means a health care professional Health Care Professional responsible for the treatment of the breast or cervical cancer. OHA may monitor encounter data has the right to Monitor Encounter Data to identify these Members who have ceased receiving treatment services. Contractor shall respond to OHA requests for the primary treating health professional to confirm whether the Member’s course of treatment is complete. Services received as part of the Breast and Cervical Cancer Program are exempt from a copay as stated in OAR 410-120-1230.

Breast and Cervical Cancer Program Members. Contractor shall identify a primary treating professional for each Member receiving Covered Services on the basis of Breast and Cervical Cancer eligibility. For purposes of this sectionP. j, of this S. 4, Ex. B-Part 2 , “primary treating professional” means a health care professional Health Care Professional responsible for the treatment of the breast or cervical cancer. OHA may monitor encounter data Encounter Data to identify these Members who have ceased receiving treatment services. Contractor shall respond to OHA requests for the treating health professional to confirm whether the Member’s course of treatment is complete. Services received as part of the Breast and Cervical Cancer Program are exempt from a copay as stated in OAR 410-120-1230.

Breast and Cervical Cancer Program Members. Contractor shall identify a primary treating professional for each Member receiving Covered Services on the basis of Breast and Cervical Cancer eligibility. For purposes of this sectionPara. c, of this Sec. 8, Ex. B, Part 2, “primary treating health professional” means a health care professional Health Care Professional responsible for the treatment of the breast or cervical cancer. OHA may monitor encounter data has the right to Monitor Encounter Data to identify these Members who have ceased receiving treatment services. Contractor shall respond to OHA requests for the primary treating health professional to confirm whether the Member’s course of treatment is complete. Services received as part of the Breast and Cervical Cancer Program are exempt from a copay as stated in OAR 410-120-120- 1230.