HOSPITAL INPATIENT CARE Sample Clauses

HOSPITAL INPATIENT CARE. We cover the following inpatient Services in a Plan Hospital, when the Services are generally and customarily provided by an acute care general hospital in our Service Area:
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HOSPITAL INPATIENT CARE. When prescribed, the following Hospital Services are provided upon payment of 10% of Applicable Charges: room and board (private room when medically necessary); general nursing care and special duty nursing; Physicians’ services; surgical procedures; respiratory therapy; anesthesia; medical supplies; use of operating and recovery rooms; intensive care room and related Hospital Services; isolation care room and related Hospital Services; medically necessary services provided in an intermediate care unit at an acute care facility; special diet. Services and items provided during a hospital inpatient stay, such as laboratory services, imaging services, testing services, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, administered drugs, internal prosthetics and devices, blood, durable medical equipment ordinarily furnished by a Hospital, and external prosthetic devices and braces ordinarily furnished by a Hospital, are included in the Supplemental Charge specified in this section B.
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HOSPITAL INPATIENT CARE. When prescribed, the following Hospital Services are provided at $50 per day for days 1 - 6 and without charge for days 7 and beyond: room and board (private room when medically necessary); general nursing care and special duty nursing; Physicians’ services; surgical procedures; respiratory therapy; anesthesia; medical supplies; use of operating and recovery rooms; intensive care room and related Hospital Services; special diet. Services and items provided during a hospital inpatient stay, such as laboratory services, imaging services, testing services, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, administered drugs, internal prosthetics and devices, blood, durable medical equipment ordinarily furnished by a Hospital, and external prosthetic devices and braces ordinarily furnished by a Hospital, are included in the Supplemental Charge specified in this section B. Prescribed blood transfusions are provided without charge. There is no charge for blood, blood products, blood derivatives or blood components covered under Medicare or for their administration.
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