Empire Plan Managed Physical Medicine Program Sample Clauses

Empire Plan Managed Physical Medicine Program. The Empire Plan's medical care component will continue to offer a comprehensive managed care network benefit for the provision of medically necessary physical medicine services, including physical therapy and chiropractic treatments. Authorized network care will be available, subject only to the Plan's participating provider office visit copayment(s). Unauthorized medically necessary care, at enrollee choice, will also be available, subject however, to a $250 annual deductible and a maximum payment of 50 percent of the network allowance for the service(s) provided. Deductible/coinsurance payments will not be applicable to the Plan's annual basic medical deductible/coinsurance maximums. The Joint Committee on Health Benefits will work with the State on the ongoing administration of this benefit. The participating provider office visit copayment(s) shall apply to covered physical therapy visits received at the outpatient department of the hospital.
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Empire Plan Managed Physical Medicine Program a. The Empire Plan's medical care component will continue to offer a comprehensive managed care network benefit for the provision of medically necessary physical medicine services, including physical therapy and chiropractic treatments. Authorized network care will be available, subject only to the Plan's participating provider office visit copayment(s). Unauthorized medically necessary care will also be available, subject to an annual deductible of $250 per enrollee, $250 per spouse/domestic partner and $250 for one or all dependent children and a maximum payment of 50% of the network allowance for the service(s) provided. Maximum benefits for non-network care will be limited to $1,500 in payments per calendar year. Deductible/coinsurance payments will not be applicable to the Plan's annual basic medical deductible/coinsurance maximums. The Joint Committee on Health Benefits will work with the State on the ongoing administration of this benefit. The participating provider office visit copayment(s) shall apply to covered physical therapy visits received at the outpatient department of the hospital.
Empire Plan Managed Physical Medicine Program. (a)The Empire Plan’s medical care component will continue to offer a comprehensive managed care network benefit for the provision of medically necessary physical medicine services, including physical therapy and chiropractic treatments. Authorized network care will be available, subject only to the Plan’s participating provider office visit copayment(s). Unauthorized medically necessary care will also be available, subject to an annual deductible of $250 per enrollee, $250 per spouse/domestic partner and $250 for one or all dependent children and a maximum payment of 50% of the network allowance for the service(s) provided. Deductible/coinsurance payments will not be applicable to the Plan’s annual basic medical deductible/coinsurance maximums. The Joint Committee on Health Benefits will work with the State on the ongoing administration of this benefit.
Empire Plan Managed Physical Medicine Program. The Empire Plan's medical care component will continue to offer a comprehensive managed care network benefit for the provision of medically necessary physical medicine services, including physical therapy and chiropractic treatments. Authorized network care will be available, subject only to the Plan's participating provider office visit copayment(s). Unauthorized medically necessary care, at enrollee choice, will also be available, subject however, to a $250 annual deductible and a maximum payment of 50 percent of the network allowance for the service(s) provided. Maximum benefits for nonnetwork care will be limited to $1,500 in payments per calendar year. Deductible/coinsurance payments will not be applicable to the Plan's annual basic medical deductible/coinsurance maximums. The Joint Committee on Health Benefits will work with the State on the ongoing administration of this benefit. The participating provider office visit copayment(s) shall apply to covered physical therapy visits received at the outpatient department of the hospital.
Empire Plan Managed Physical Medicine Program. (MPN) The Empire Plan’s medical care component will continue to offer a comprehensive managed care network benefit for the provision of medically necessary physical medicine services, including physical therapy and chiropractic treatments as follows: • Authorized network care will be available, subject only to the Plan’s participating provider office visit copayment(s). • Unauthorized medically necessary care, at enrollee choice, will also be available, subject to an annual deductible of $250 per enrollee, $250 per spouse/domestic partner and $250 for one or all dependent children and a maximum payment of 50% of the network allowance for the service(s) provided. Maximum benefits for non-network care will be limited to $1,500 in payments per person per calendar year. Deductible/coinsurance payments will not be applicable to the Plan’s annual basic medical deductible/coinsurance maximums.

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