Hospital Visits. The Physician’s visits to his or her patient in the Hospital. Covered Services are generally limited to one daily visit for each Physician during the covered period of confinement. Benefits are payable for Covered Services provided by licensed mid-level providers. Such providers include, but are not limited to, Nurse Practitioners (NP), Physician Assistant (PA), Physician Assistant Anesthetists (PAA), and Athletic Trainers (LAT) when performing services within their scope of practice as defined by the state of Georgia. Services must be ordered and supervised by a Physician as outlined in the Summary of Benefits and Coverage. Services will be covered only to treat or promote recovery of the specific functional deficits identified. These services have calendar year visit limits. Plan limits are outlined in the Summary of Benefits and Coverage. Covered Services include Maternity Care on the same basis as for any other type of care, subject to your Contract’s Copayment, Deductible and Coinsurance provisions. Maternity benefits are provided for a female Subscriber and any eligible female Dependent. Routine newborn nursery care is part of the mother’s maternity benefits. Should the newborn require other than routine nursery care, the baby will be admitted to the Hospital in his or her own name (see “Changing Your Coverage” to add coverage for a newborn). Under federal law, the Contract may not restrict the length of stay to less than the 48-hour or 96-hour period or require Prior Authorization for either length of stay. The length of hospitalization which is Medically Necessary will be determined by the Member’s attending Physician in consultation with the mother. Should the mother or infant be discharged before 48 hours following a normal delivery or 96 hours following a cesarean section delivery, the Member will have access to two post- discharge follow-up visits within the 48-hour or 96-hour period. These visits may be provided either in the Physician’s office or in the Member’s home by a Home Health Care Agency. The determination of the medically appropriate place of service and the type of provider rendering the service will be made by the Member’s attending Physician. For In-Network Physician’s care for prenatal care visits, delivery and postpartum visit(s), only one Copayment (if applicable) will be charged.
Hospital Visits. The Physician’s visits to his or her patient in the Hospital. Covered Services are generally limited to one daily visit for each Physician during the covered period of confinement. Benefits are also payable for Covered Services provided by licensed mid-level providers. Such providers include, but are not limited to, Nurse Practitioners (NP), Physician Assistant (PA), and Physician Assistant Anesthetists (PAA). The visits must be P re-Certified by Alliant. Services must be ordered and supervised by a Physician as outlined in the Summary of Benefits and Coverage’s. Developmental Delay will be covered when it is more than two standard deviations from the norm as defined by standardized, validated developmental screening tests such as the Denver Developmental Screening Test. Services will be covered only to treat or promote recovery of the specific functional deficits identified.
Hospital Visits. In general, how do you pastor the elderly? When do you make hospital visits – when needed or on a weekly basis (on a given day of the week)? What does an “ordinary” hospital visit look like? Do you always read Scripture when you visit and how do you choose your Scripture passage to read? Do you always volunteer or ask to pray with the patient or the family when you are in the patient’s hospital room? Have you ever had problems or issues with reading to or praying with a patient? If so, please explain. How long do you stay during a hospital visit? How do you begin a conversation with the patient? Do you have any tips for making hospital visits? What do you do if the patient is asleep or out of the room for tests, etc.? How do you relate to the hospital personnel? What do you do when the nurse or physician enters the patient’s room? Do you leave anything behind after you have made the visit? How is a hospital visit different from a visit at a nursing home? Do you ever visit people in the hospital who are not part of your church and if so, what is the rationale for doing so?
Hospital Visits. If you are confined to a hospital where the Physician has medical staff privileges, the Physician will make every effort to visit you while you are hospitalized and will help coordinate your care with the specialists treating you at the hospital.
Hospital Visits. If you need to attend hospital for any reason, arrangements can be made with your family or friends for them to accompany you there safely. If this is not possible, and the appointment is a pre-planned appointment, there will be an additional charge for a staff member to accompany you. Naturally, in an emergency, we shall ensure that a staff member is made available without any cost. Should you require to spend time in hospital, service will normally be reserved for you. Depending on the length of time you may have to spend in hospital may have to consider reallocating your carer. This would always be fully discussed prior to action being taken. If you, or your relatives, are concerned in any way about this, please discuss this matter with one of our Registered Care Managers.
Hospital Visits. When you are hospitalized, the Physician will make courtesy visits to hospitals where he has privileges. The Physician may from time to time, due to emergency situations, like medical emergencies and natural disasters, not be available at the times referred to above, and you acknowledge such possibilities.
Hospital Visits. If the patient is hospitalized Xx. Xxxxxxxx will provide non-routine courtesy visits during regular business hours at the following facilities: Northside Hospital Atlanta, and Piedmont Hospital Atlanta. Xx. Xxxxxxxx does not provide courtesy visits to sub-acute skilled nursing facilities, in-patient hospice or rehab facilities. Buckhead Medicine offers patients a recurring billing plan. These Terms of Use govern your use of our recurring billing plan. As used in these Terms of Use, "Buckhead Medicine service,", “Buckhead Medicine participation”, “Billing Plan”, "our service" or "the service" means the service provided by Buckhead Medicine for Medical services not covered under traditional insurance or Medicare.
Hospital Visits. Physician will not admit or treat Patient in the hospital. The Practice will be available to coordinate Patient’s choice of hospitalist and care by a hospitalist. Further, the Practice will be available to assist with Patient’s discharge planning.
Hospital Visits. Treatment in a hospital is not provided.
Hospital Visits. On occasion, volunteers may be asked to visit an ill child in the hospital. Volunteers are welcome to do so within certain parameters:
a. Volunteers may not visit an ill child unless specifically requested by the child’s parent or legal guardian.
b. When visiting an ill child, volunteers should notify the Volunteer Manager prior to doing so.
