Insured Services Provided to Non-Enrolled Patients Sample Clauses

Insured Services Provided to Non-Enrolled Patients. The Ministry shall pay to the FHN on behalf of each of its FHN Physicians and FHN Contracted Physicians valid claims in accordance with the Health Insurance Act for Insured Services provided to patients other than Enrolled Patients.
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Insured Services Provided to Non-Enrolled Patients. The Ministry shall pay to the FHN on behalf of each of its FHN Physicians and FHN Contracted Physicians valid claims in accordance with the Health Insurance Act for insured services provided to patients other than Enrolled Patients. In the case of insured services that are Core Services in Schedule 2 provided to these patients, the valid claims shall be paid annually up to a total maximum payment of $40,000 multiplied by the number of FHN Physicians.
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Insured Services Provided to Non-Enrolled Patients. The Ministry shall pay to the FHN on behalf of each of its FHN Physicians and FHN Contracted Physicians valid claims in accordance with the Health Insurance Act for Insured Services provided to patients other than Enrolled Patients. In the case of Insured Services that are Core Services in Schedule 2 provided to these patients, the valid claims shall be paid annually up to a total maximum payment of $40,000 multiplied by the number of FHN Physicians (the “Multiplier”). As of April 1, 2005, the $40,000 Multiplier shall be increased periodically in accordance with the appropriate fee-for-service increases set out in, and over the term of, the Framework Agreement. The new values, as agreed to by the OMA and the Ministry, are set out below: Fiscal Period Multiplier April 1, 2005 – March 31, 2006 $45,000 April 1, 2006 – March 31, 2007 $47,500 April 1, 2007 – March 31, 2008 $48,500
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