Common use of Enrollees Whose Health Care Provider Leaves Network Clause in Contracts

Enrollees Whose Health Care Provider Leaves Network. The Contractor shall permit an Enrollee, whose health care provider has left the Contractor's network of providers, for reasons other than imminent harm to patient care, a determination of fraud or a final disciplinary action by a state licensing board that impairs the health professional's ability to practice, to continue an ongoing course of treatment with the Enrollee's current health care provider during a transitional period, consistent with New York State PHL Section 4403(6)(e). The transitional period shall continue up to ninety (90) days from the date of notice to the Enrollee of the provider's disaffiliation from the network; or, if the Enrollee has entered the second trimester of pregnancy, for a transitional period that includes the provision of post-partum care directly related to the delivery through sixty (60) days post partum. If the Enrollee elects to continue to receive care from such Non-Participating Provider, such care shall be authorized by the Contractor for the transitional period only if the Non-Participating Provider agrees to:

Enrollees Whose Health Care Provider Leaves Network. The Contractor shall permit an Enrollee, whose health care provider has left the Contractor's network of providers, for reasons other than imminent harm to patient care, a determination of fraud or a final disciplinary action by a state licensing board that impairs the health professional's ability to practice, to continue an ongoing course of treatment with the Enrollee's current health care provider during a transitional period, consistent with New York State PHL Section 4403(6)(e). The transitional period shall continue up to ninety (90) days from the date of notice to the Enrollee of the provider's disaffiliation from the network; or, if the Enrollee has entered the second trimester of pregnancy, for a transitional period that includes the provision of post-post partum care directly related to the delivery through sixty (60) days post partum. If the Enrollee elects to continue to receive care from such Non-Participating Provider, such care shall be authorized by the Contractor for the transitional period only if the Non-Participating Provider agrees to:

Enrollees Whose Health Care Provider Leaves Network. The Contractor shall permit an Enrollee, whose health care provider has left the Contractor's network of providers, for reasons other than imminent harm to patient care, a determination of fraud or a final disciplinary action by a state licensing board that impairs the health professional's ability to practice, to continue an ongoing course of treatment with the Enrollee's current health care provider during a transitional period, consistent with New York State PHL P. H. L. Section 4403(6)(e). The transitional period shall continue up to ninety (90) days from the date of notice to the Enrollee of the provider's disaffiliation from the network; or, if the Enrollee has entered the second trimester of pregnancy, for a transitional period that includes the provision of post-partum care directly related to the delivery through sixty (60) days post partum. If the Enrollee elects to continue to receive care from such Non-Participating Provider, such care shall be authorized by the Contractor for the transitional period only if the Non-Non Participating Provider agrees to:

Enrollees Whose Health Care Provider Leaves Network. The Contractor shall permit an Enrollee, whose health care provider has left the Contractor's network of providers, for reasons other than imminent harm to patient care, a determination of fraud or a final disciplinary action by a state licensing board that impairs the health professional's ability to practice, to continue an ongoing course of treatment with the Enrollee's current health care provider during a transitional period, consistent with New York State PHL Section 4403(6)(e). The transitional period shall continue up to ninety (90) days from the date of notice to the Enrollee of the provider's disaffiliation from the network; or, if the Enrollee has entered the second trimester of pregnancy, for a transitional period that includes the provision of post-partum care directly related to the delivery through sixty (60) days post partum. If the Enrollee elects to continue to receive care from such Nonnon-Participating Provider, such care shall be authorized by the Contractor for the transitional period only if the Non-Participating Provider agrees to: