DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE. Diagnostic services performed in a hospital or licensed medical laboratory.
DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE. A service performed to diagnose specific signs or symptoms of an illness or injury, such as: x-ray exams (other than teeth), laboratory tests, cardiographic tests, pathology services, radioisotope scanning, ultrasonic scanning, and certain other methods of diagnosing medical problems. Disease Management. A program offered to all Community Health Option Members with the goal to empower Members to effective self-manage their chronic conditions. Health Options will provide additional support to Members and Providers when needed. Domiciliary Care. Services (including therapeutic services) and room and board provided in a hotel, health resort, home for the aged, residential facility, treatment center, halfway house, or educational institution because a Member’s own living arrangements are inadequate or unavailable. Durable Medical Equipment. Equipment that meets all of the following criteria:
DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE a testing procedure ordered by a Professional Provider because of specific symptoms to determine a definite condition or disease or for the purpose of routine screening. Diagnostic Services covered under this Agreement are set forth in SECTION DB - DESCRIPTION OF BENEFITS.
DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE. For provinces where diagnostic services are not covered by the provincial health plan, diagnostic laboratory and x-ray services performed in a hospital or licensed medical laboratory.
DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE. For provinces where diagnostic services are not covered by the provincial health plan, diagnostic services performed in a hospital or licensed medical laboratory. PRIVATE ROOM: Difference in cost between semi-private accommodation and a private room (not a suite) in a public general hospital.
DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE. A service performed to diagnose specific signs or symptoms of an illness or injury, suc h as: x- ray exams (other than teeth), laboratory tests, cardiographic tests, pathology services, radioisotope scanning, ultrasonic scanning, and certain other methods of diagnosing medical problems. Disease Management . A program offered to all Community Health Option Members with the goal to empower Members to effective self - manage their chronic conditions. Health Options will provide additional support to Members and Providers when needed. Domiciliary Care . Services (including therapeutic services) and room and board provided in a hotel, health resort, home for the aged, residential facility, treatment center, halfway house, or educational institution Durable Medical Equipmen t . Equipment that meets all of the following criteria:
DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE. Diagnostic laboratory tests and x-rays performed in a hospital or licensed medical laboratory.
DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE. Diagnostic services performed at a hospital. BENEFITS HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATION:
DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE. Diagnostic services performed in a hospital or licensed medical laboratory. PRIVATE ROOM: Difference in cost between semi-private accommodation and a private room (not a suite) in a public general hospital.
DIAGNOSTIC SERVICE. For provinces where diagnostic services are not covered by the provincial health plan, diagnostic laboratory and x-ray services in a hospital or licensed medical laboratory. OUT-PATIENT CHARGES: Servicesand supplies furnished by a licensed hospital. ACCIDENTAL DENTAL: Dental care to repair or replace natural teeth as a result of a direct accidental blow to the mouth and not by an object intentionally placed in the mouth, which occurs after the effective date of coverage. Payment will be based on the monetary rates shown in the Ontario Dental Association Fee Guide for General Practitioners in effect at the time of treatment, however, the maximum amount payable for replacement teeth shall be Treatment must begin within days of the accident and must be completed within three years. PROSTHETIC APPLIANCES: Purchase of the following items when authorized in writing by the patient's attending physician: standard type artificial limb or eye, splints, trusses, casts, cervical collars, braces (excluding dental braces), catheters, urinary kits, external breast prostheses (following mastectomies), ostomy supplies (where a surgical stoma exists), corrective prosthetic lenses and frames (once only for persons who lack an organic lens or after cataract surgery), custom-made boots or shoes or adjustments to stock item footwear. DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT: Purchase or rental of the following items when authorized in writing by the attending physician: hospital bed, crutches, cane, walker, oxygen set, respirator (a device to provide artificial respiration), standard-type wheelchair and wheelchair repairs, (subject to In no event will rental charges exceed the purchase price of such equipment.
