Common use of Covered Consumers Clause in Contracts

Covered Consumers. PROVIDER reserves the right to provide professional services to consumers other than covered consumers, however, they will not solicit, request, or require any covered consumer, as a condition of receiving medical services, to dis-enroll from the Plan or MSHN and become a private consumer of PROVIDER or enroll in any fee-for- service health benefit plan or other health benefit plan in which PROVIDER participates.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Substance Use Disorder Treatment Contractual Agreement, Substance Use Disorder Treatment Contractual Agreement, Substance Use Disorder Recovery Contractual Agreement

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Covered Consumers. PROVIDER reserves the right to provide professional services to consumers other than covered consumers, however, they will not solicit, request, or require any covered consumer, as a condition of receiving medical services, to dis-enroll from the Plan plan or MSHN and become a private consumer of PROVIDER or enroll in any feeFee-for- service For-Service health benefit plan or other health benefit plan in which PROVIDER participates.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Substance Use Disorder Treatment Contractual Agreement

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Covered Consumers. PROVIDER reserves the right to provide professional services to consumers other than covered consumers, however, they will not solicit, request, or require any covered consumer, as a condition of receiving medical services, to dis-enroll from the Plan or MSHN and become a private consumer of PROVIDER or enroll in any fee-for- for-service health benefit plan or other health benefit plan in which PROVIDER participates.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Recovery Contractual Agreement

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