Infusion Therapy the administration of antibiotic, nutrients, or other therapeutic agents by direct infusion. Note: The limitations on Therapy Services contained in this Therapy Services provision do not apply to any Therapy Services that are received under the Home Health Care provision or to therapy services received under the Diagnosis and Treatment of Autism or Other Developmental Disabilities provision. .
Infusion Therapy. This plan covers infusion therapy and related administration services.
Infusion Therapy. Inpatient
Infusion Therapy. Infusion therapy involves the administration of pharmaceuticals, fluids, and biologicals intravenously or through a gastrostomy tube. Infusion therapy is used for a broad range of therapies such as antibiotic therapy, chemotherapy, pain management, and hydration therapy. A home infusion therapy provider typically provides services in the home, but a patient is not required to be homebound. Benefits for infusion therapy include the drugs and IV solutions, supplies and equipment used to administer the drugs, and nursing visits to administer the therapy.
Infusion Therapy the administration of Medically Necessary and Appropriate fluid or medication via a central or peripheral vein to patients.
Infusion Therapy. Benefits will be provided when Covered Services are performed by a Provider on an Outpatient basis or if the components are furnished and billed by a Provider. Covered Services include pharmaceuticals, pharmacy services, intravenous solutions, medical/surgical supplies and nursing services associated with Infusion Therapy. Specific adjunct non-intravenous therapies are included when administered only in conjunction with Infusion Therapy. However, benefits for certain Infusion Therapy Services as identified by the Plan will only be provided when performed by an Ancillary Provider.
Infusion Therapy. The Plan provides Benefits for infusion therapy when services are provided by a licensed Provider, facility, ambulatory infusion center, or home infusion therapy Provider, as appropriate. Supplies and equipment needed to appropriately administer infusion therapy are covered as described in your Schedule of Benefits. An alternate infusion location such as home-based infusion may save you money over facility-based infusion. The Plan may offer incentives for certain medical/pharmaceutical services to be obtained through specific Providers to encourage the use of low-cost Providers. Ask your Provider if home-based infusion is an appropriate option for you. Call Member Services at 855- 624-6463 Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm, if you need assistance finding an in-network home-infusion Provider.
Infusion Therapy. The Plan provides Benefits for infusion therapy when services are provided by a licensed Provider, facility, ambulatory infusion center, or home infusion therapy Provider, as appropriate. Supplies and equipment needed to appropriately administer infusion therapy are covered as described in your Schedule of Benefits. Home-based infusion may save you money over facility-based infusion. Ask your Provider if home-based infusion is an appropriate option for you. Call Member Services at 855-624-6463 Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm, if you need assistance finding an in-network home-infusion Provider.
Infusion Therapy the administration of antibiotic, nutrients, or other therapeutic agents by direct infusion. Note: The limitations on Therapy Services contained in this Therapy Services provision do not apply to any Therapy Services that are received under the Home Health Care provision or to therapy services received under the Diagnosis and Treatment of Autism or Other Developmental Disabilities provision. .[ [ k. Gene-based, cellular and other innovative therapies (GCIT)] Coverage includes GCIT provided by a Practitioner or Hospital. This provision includes some terms which are explained below. • A gene is a unit of heredity which is transferred from a parent to child and is thought to determine some feature of the child.
Infusion Therapy. The Plan provides Benefits for infusion therapy when services are provided by a licensed Provider, facility, ambulatory infusion center, or home infusion therapy Provider, as appropriate. Supplies and equipment needed to appropriately administer infusion therapy are covered as described in your Schedule of Benefits. An alternate infusion location such as home‐based infusion may save you money over facility‐based infusion. The Plan may offer incentives for certain medical/pharmaceutical services to be obtained through specific Providers to encourage the use of low‐cost Providers. Ask your Provider if home‐based infusion is an appropriate option for you. Call Member Services if you need assistance finding an in‐network home‐infusion Provider.
