Health Care Facility Services Sample Clauses

Health Care Facility Services. Covered Services include the following accommodations, services and supplies received during an admission to a Hospital, Ambulatory Surgical Facility, Skilled Nursing Facility, Residential Treatment Center or Hospice Care Facility. Accommodations:  Semiprivate (or multibed unit) room, including bed, board and general nursing care.  Private room including bed, board, and general nursing care, but only when treatment of the Insured's condition requires a private room. The semiprivate room rate will be allowed toward the private room rate when an Insured receives private room accommodations for any reason other than Medical Necessity.  Inpatient accommodations provided in connection with the birth of a child shall be provided for a minimum of forty-eight (48) hours following an uncomplicated vaginal delivery or a minimum of ninety-six (96) hours following an uncomplicated delivery by cesarean section. This provision does not require an Insured to deliver in a Hospital or other healthcare facility or to remain therein for the minimum number of hours following delivery.  Intensive care unit (including Cardiac Care Unit), including bed, board, general and special nursing care, and ICU equipment.  Observation unit, including bed, board, and general nursing care not to exceed twenty-three (23) hours per day.  Nursery charges for newborns. Services and Supplies. Covered Services and supplies provided by a Hospital, Ambulatory Surgical Facility, Skilled Nursing Facility, Residential Treatment Center or Hospice Care Facility include:  non-surgical Provider visits;  operating, recovery, and treatment rooms and equipment (Hospital and Ambulatory Surgical Facility only);  delivery and labor rooms and equipment (Hospital and Ambulatory Surgical Facility only);  anesthesia materials and anesthesia administration by Hospital staff (Hospital and Ambulatory Surgical Facility only);  clinical pathology and laboratory services and supplies;  services and supplies for diagnostic tests required to diagnose Insured's Illness, Injury or other conditions but only when charges for the services and/or supplies are made by the facility (Hospital, Skilled Nursing Facility and Ambulatory Surgical Facility only);  drugs consumed at the time and place dispensed which have been approved for general marketing in the United States by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA);  dressings, splints, casts and other supplies for medical treatment provided by the Hospital from a centra...
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Health Care Facility Services. Covered Services include the following accommodations, services and supplies received during an admission to a Hospital, Ambulatory Surgical Facility, Skilled Nursing Facility, Residential Treatment Center or Hospice Care Facility. Accommodations: • Semiprivate (or multibed unit) room, including bed, board and general nursing care.
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