Circumcision Sample Clauses

Circumcision. Circumcision unless necessary for the treatment of a disease or necessitated by an Accident.

Circumcision. You are not covered for treatment related to circumcision, unless it is required for treatment of an acute medical condition covered by your plan. You are not covered for consultations or investigations where you are not physically present, without prior agreement from us. This includes, for example, interviews by medical practitioners with other medical practitioners or with family members. • hospital accommodation if the reason you are hospitalised is for the purpose of convalescence, rehabilitation or supervision • relaxation or rest treatments, or treatments in nature cure clinics, health spas and health hydros • private beds registered as nursing homes attached to such establishments or a hospital where the hospital has effectively become your home or permanent abode Other than treatment you are eligible for under the rehabilitation You are not covered for investigations or treatment related to: - • cosmetic or aesthetic treatment to enhance your appearance, even when medically prescribed • sclerotherapy for spider veins, treatment of superficial varicose veins • Botox, dermal fillers, or treatment of vitiligo or any skin pigmentation disorder You are not covered for treatment arising from or related to injuries sustained while you are engaged in a criminal, illegal or unlawful act. You are not covered for treatment or advice by a dietitian or nutritionist (unless covered under your plan under the dietitian benefit in the cancer treatment section of the table of benefits). You are not covered for drugs prescribed for out-patient mental health treatment. You are not covered for treatment or medicine which in our reasonable opinion is experimental or unproven based on generally accepted current clinical evidence and generally accepted medical practice.

Circumcision. You are not covered for treatment related to circumcision, unless it is required for treatment of an acute medical condition covered by your plan. • hospital accommodation if the reason you are hospitalised is for the purpose of convalescence, rehabilitation or supervision • relaxation or rest treatments, or treatments in nature cure clinics, health spas and health hydros • private beds registered as nursing homes attached to such establishments or a hospital where the hospital has effectively become your home or permanent abode Other than treatment you are eligible for under the rehabilitation treatment benefit. You are not covered for investigations or treatment related to: • cosmetic or aesthetic treatment to enhance your appearance, even when medically prescribed • the removal of fat or surplus tissue • breast enlargement or reduction • sclerotherapy for spider veins, treatment of superficial varicose veins • Botox, dermal fillers, or treatment of vitiligo or any skin pigmentation disorder You are not covered for treatment arising from or related to injuries sustained while you are engaged in a criminal, illegal or unlawful act. You are not covered for treatment or advice by a dietitian or nutritionist. Please note however this may be covered following a diagnosis of cancer. Please see the dietitian benefit within the cancer treatment section of the table of benefits. You are not covered for treatment which is experimental, or has not been proven to be effective. This includes, but is not limited to: • treatment that is provided as part of a clinical trial • treatment that is not consistent with internationally recognised guidelines. Internationally recognised guidelines means guidelines issued by the Dubai Health Authority, the United Arab Emirates Ministry of Health, the US Federal Drugs Administration, the European Medicines Agency or the UK National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) in the UK • treatment to correct your eyesight, such as laser treatment, refractive keratotomy and photorefractive keratotomy • spectacles, and other visual aids, treatment of strabismus (squint) or amblyopia (lazy eye) • sight tests - please note however these may be covered under the well-being benefits section of the table of benefits Please note that some or all of the above may be covered by the optical care benefit or, in a medical emergency, under the emergency optical or auditory treatment benefit. You are not covered for genetic testing or gen...

Circumcision. You are not covered for treatment related to circumcision, unless it is required for treatment of an acute medical condition covered by your plan. • hospital accommodation if the reason you are hospitalised is for the purpose of convalescence, rehabilitation or supervision • relaxation or rest treatments, or treatments in nature cure clinics, health spas and health hydros • private beds registered as nursing homes attached to such establishments or a hospital where the hospital has effectively become your home or permanent abode Other than treatment you are eligible for under the rehabilitation You are not covered for investigations or treatment related to: • cosmetic or aesthetic treatment to enhance your appearance, even when medically prescribed • the removal of fat or surplus tissue • breast enlargement or reduction • sclerotherapy for spider veins, treatment of superficial varicose veins • Botox, dermal fillers, or treatment of vitiligo or any skin pigmentation disorder You are not covered for treatment arising from or related to injuries sustained while you are engaged in a criminal, illegal or unlawful act. You are not covered for treatment or advice by a dietitian or nutritionist. Please note however this may be covered following a diagnosis of cancer. Please see the dietitian benefit within the cancer treatment section of the table of benefits. You are not covered for treatment or medicine which in our reasonable opinion is experimental or unproven based on generally acceptable current clinical evidence and generally accepted medical practice.

Circumcision. Is covered. For purposes of this benefit a newborn/infant is defined as any child being 3 months of age or younger. Outpatient or inpatient costs will apply for circumcisions for anyone older than 3 months. Clinical trial – The plan covers the costs of the care of members who are qualified individuals, and who are enrolled in and participating in an approved clinical trial, and and will not exclude, limit or impose additional conditions on the coverage of such routine costs. The experimental portion of clinical trials are typically not covered. The coverage is subject to other provisions of the plan, including copayments, deductibles and coinsurance. However, services that are normally covered under the plan will be covered under the applicable benefit and in accordance to the provisions outlined by the services billed by the provider and will follow all provisions of this plan.

Circumcision. Bariatric surgery and related hospitalizations when GHO criteria are met. Excluded: pre and post surgical nutritional counseling and related weight loss programs, prescribing and monitoring of drugs, structured weight loss and/or exercise programs and specialized nutritional counseling.

Circumcision. You are not covered for treatment related to circumcision, unless it is required for treatment of an acute medical condition covered by your plan. • hospital accommodation if the reason you are hospitalised is for the purpose of convalescence, rehabilitation or supervision • relaxation or rest treatments, or treatments in nature cure clinics, health spas and health hydros • private beds registered as nursing homes attached to such establishments or a hospital where the hospital has effectively become your home or permanent abode Other than treatment you are eligible for under the rehabilitation You are not covered for investigations or treatment related to: • cosmetic or aesthetic treatment to enhance your appearance, even when medically prescribed • the removal of fat or surplus tissue • breast enlargement or reduction • sclerotherapy for spider veins, treatment of superficial varicose veins • Botox, dermal fillers, or treatment of vitiligo or any skin pigmentation disorder You are not covered for treatment arising from or related to injuries sustained while you are engaged in a criminal, illegal or unlawful act. You are not covered for any consultations, tests required to diagnose, or treatment of or related to: • developmental delays • learning and education difficulties, including, but not limited to, dyslexia and speech disorders • behavioural problems, including, but not limited to, Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Tourette’s syndrome • physical development of any kind • teething You are not covered for treatment or advice by a dietitian or nutritionist. Please note however this may be covered following a diagnosis of cancer. Please see the dietitian benefit within the cancer treatment section of the table of benefits. You are not covered for treatment or medicine which in our reasonable opinion is experimental or unproven based on generally acceptable current clinical evidence and generally accepted medical practice.

Circumcision. Circumcision, except where medically necessary for non- prophylactic reasons, or as a Newborn benefit.

Circumcision. Circumcision is a particularly difficult issue. Whereas the biblical text itself presents later Jewish interpreters with proof that Jethro brought a sacrifice (Exod 18:12), nothing in the Bible provides evidence that Jethro was (or was not) circumcised. For Jewish interpreters, however, there is evidence within the greater narrative of Moses’ life that highlights the centrality of circumcision: the perplexing events recorded in Exod 4:24-26. As I will show in the chapters that follow, some rabbinic interpreters found a way to link that story with Jethro’s identity, with significant hermeneutical results. The importance of circumcision in the classical and rabbinic periods is still a matter of some debate. There are numerous texts that highlight circumcision as the identifier par excellence for male Jews. ▇▇▇▇▇ notes that in the Hasmonean period, circumcision was a uniquely important factor in determining the relationship between non-Jews and Jews. Numerous statements recorded in Jewish and non-Jewish Greco- Roman literature indicate that circumcision was identified almost exclusively with the Jews.106 Though there are references to righteous Gentiles in the literature of this period 106 See detailed discussion in ▇▇▇▇▇, Beginnings, 39-49. who found favor with God but were not circumcised,107 ▇▇▇▇▇ draws a qualitative line between these figures and those who actually sought social entry into the Israelite community. According to ▇▇▇▇▇, all Tannaitic texts take for granted that conversion requires circumcision.108 I disagree: it is not uncommon for traditions recorded in Tannaitic texts to contradict one another, even in the very same document. Hence, I am not comfortable applying the teaching presented in Sifre Numbers Shelach 108 to all other Tannaitic texts. Whenever a convert is mentioned in these materials, it is necessary to analyze the circumstances surrounding the conversion as presented in each case. Even when circumcision is mentioned, however, the problem of identity is not circumvented: “If other peoples are to forge a single nation or kinship group with the Israelites, they must be circumcised. Circumcision is necessary, but not sufficient; the circumcision of non-Israelites does not ipso facto make them Israelites.”109 Hence circumcision is not the only factor that affords a person entry into the Jewish community. Did the understanding of circumcision change with the inception of the official conversion ritual recorded in b. Yev. 47a-b and trac...