Hospital Accommodation Clause Samples

Hospital Accommodation. Deductible Nil. reimbursement of the charge made by a hospital for semi-private room accommodation, which is in excess of the standard ▇▇▇▇ rate.

Hospital Accommodation. Effective September 1, 2010, the Supplementary Health and Hospital Plan shall provide for reimbursement of one hundred percent of the cost of semi-private or private hospital accommodation to a maximum of one hundred and twenty dollars ($120) per day over and above the cost of standard ▇▇▇▇ care.

Hospital Accommodation. If the Insured is Injured as a result of an Accident and is admitted to a Hospital in Canada for more than 24 continuous hours within 30 days of that Accident, we will cover:

Hospital Accommodation. Reasonable and customary charges in excess of the provincial health plan allowance for active treatment hospital room accommodation (not a private room or suite). Payment will also be made for outpatient services provided by an active treatment hospital, in excess of the provincial health plan allowance. If coverage expires after admission to hospital, benefits continue until discharge. Doctor ▇▇▇▇▇: Reasonable and customary charges in excess of the provincial health plan allowance. Private Registered Nurse: Reasonable and customary charges by a qualified private Registered Nurse (not a relative) who performs registered nurse designated nursing duties, during and immediately following hospitalization, when the attending physician stipulates in writing that such services are required. Ambulance: Reasonable and customary charges for ground ambulance service from the place of illness or accident to the nearest qualified medical facility. Air The cost of air evacuation between hospitals or for repatriation for hospital admission in your of residence, when the transfer is approved in advance by Liberty Assistance Corporation (known as Any unused portion of your air ticket must be returned to Liberty Health. (Arrangements must be made through the Emergency Assistance Centre.) Paramedical Services: Payment of up to for charges made by a physiotherapist, chiropractor, chiropodist, podiatrist or osteopath (including x-rays), when required for emergency treatment.

Hospital Accommodation. Charges of a public general hospital, less the amount allowed under the provincial government health plan, for (a) room accommodation (not a suite of rooms), and Medically Necessary inpatient and outpatient services. Customary charges of Physicians and surgeons for services rendered, less the amount allowed under the provincial government health plan. The cost of casts, crutches, canes, slings, splints, trusses, braces temporary rental of a wheelchair when required as a result of sickness or accident. This benefit will be payable only when the sickness or accident occurs outside the Participant’s province of residence and when ordered by a Physician. Private duty nursing, including Registered Nurse, Registered Nursing Assistant or Certified Nursing Assistant, when ordered by a Physician at the Usual, Customary and Reasonable fee. Nurses providing the service must not be a relative of the patient or an employee of the hospital. Normal charges for licensed ambulance service, including air ambulance and evacuation, to and the nearest qualified medical facility. Extra costs of return economy fare by the most direct route (air, bus, train) when an illness is such that the patient must return home and be accompanied by a qualified medical attendant (not a relative). Written authorization is required the attending Physician. If returning on a commercial aircraft, this coverage is included: two economy seats by most direct route to the patient’s home city in Canada, one for the covered patient and one round trip fare for a medical attendant; the number of economy seats required to accommodate the covered person if on a stretcher and one round trip for a medical attendant.

Hospital Accommodation a. Charges up to the semi-private room rate charged by the hospital. If medically necessary, expenses for treatment in an intensive care or coronary care unit are also covered. If coverage terminates for any reason during the hospital stay, benefits continue until discharge, to a maximum of one year. In no case will expenses for in- patient stays be covered for a period greater than 365 days per insured person.

Hospital Accommodation a) Charges up to the ▇▇▇▇ rate charged by the hospital. If medically necessary, expenses for treatment in an intensive care or coronary care unit are also covered. b) Emergency-room fees. c) Emergency out-patient services provided by a hospital when medically necessary.

Hospital Accommodation. Reasonable and customary charges in excess of the amount paid by your provincial government health plan. If coverage expires after admission to hospital, benefits continue until discharge.

Hospital Accommodation. Generally, hospitals will ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Shield directly. For direct payment to a hospital, you must present your Green Shield Identification Card when admitted. Most hospitals have a supply of the appropriate forms. If you have paid a hospital, submit to Green Shield an original itemized paid receipt which provides the number of days in private room accommodation, the daily private room accommodation charges, patient name, address and patient number. Submit to Green Shield a completed Claim Form or an original itemized paid receipt which provides the date and nature of the treatment, charge for each service rendered, patient name, address and patient number. For direct payment to the Nursing Registry, authorized personnel from the Registry will complete and submit a Private Duty Nursing Claim Form. If you have paid for services, submit to Green Shield a completed Claim Form, or an original itemized paid receipt which provides the dates and hours of service, the name and license number of the registered nurse, charges for services rendered, patient name, address and patient number. Submit to Green Shield an original itemized paid receipt which provides a detailed description of the equipment, the date and charge for the service, patient name, address and patient number.