Hospitalization Program Benefits Sample Clauses

Hospitalization Program Benefits. THE BENEFITS IN THIS SECTION WILL BE COVERED ONLY WHEN AND SO LONG AS THEY ARE DETERMINED TO BE MEDICALLY NECESSARY AND APPROPRIATE FOR THE PROPER TREATMENT OF THE PATIENT‟S CONDITION. PLEASE REFER TOMEDICAL NECESSITY AND APPROPRIATENESS” IN THE GENERAL INFORMATION SECTION.
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