GUIDELINES FOR REIMBURSABLE MEDICAL SERVICES Sample Clauses

GUIDELINES FOR REIMBURSABLE MEDICAL SERVICES. 25 A. Medical Services reimbursable through the MSN Program means those services that are 26 medically necessary to protect life, prevent significant disability, or prevent serious deterioration of 27 health. Reimbursable and non-reimbursable services include those covered in the MSN Provider 28 Manual as approved by the Medical Policy Committee (MPC). The scope of Medical Services to be 29 provided by CONTRACTOR may include, but are not limited to, diagnostic and therapeutic services 30 and emergent or urgent dental services.
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GUIDELINES FOR REIMBURSABLE MEDICAL SERVICES. 16 Three, unless additional funding is made available through COUNTY’s agreement with Intermediary. 17 18 20 24 1. Throughout the term of the Agreement, the MSN Funding A. MSN Funding
GUIDELINES FOR REIMBURSABLE MEDICAL SERVICES. 25 A. Medical Services reimbursable through the MSN Program means those services that are 26 medically necessary to protect life, prevent significant disability, or prevent serious deterioration of 27 health. Reimbursable and non-reimbursable services include those covered in the MSN Provider 28 Manual as approved by the Medical Policy Committee (MPC). The scope of Medical Services to be 29 provided by CONTRACTOR may include, but are not limited to: , diagnostic and therapeutic services 30 and emergent or urgent dental services. 31 B. Follow-Up Care and Specialty Services - CONTRACTOR shall provide medically necessary 32 follow-up care, as appropriate, to MSN enrollees, which may include, but is not limited to, the

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