Medical Transport. Benefits are provided for ambulance services that are Medically Necessary, as determined by Keystone, for transportation in a specially designed and equipped vehicle used only to transport the sick or injured. Benefits are payable by Keystone for air or sea transportation only if the patient's condition, and the distance to the nearest facility able to treat the Member's condition, justify the use of an alternative to land transport.
1. For Emergency Ambulance transport: Benefits for emergency ambulance services include transportation to an acute care hospital when the circumstances leading up to the ambulance services qualify as emergency services and the patient is transported to the nearest acute care hospital with appropriate facilities for treatment of the injury or illness involved. When Emergency Ambulance Services are provided by Non-Participating Providers, Benefits will be provided at the in-network benefit level. Members will be responsible for any applicable Cost-Sharing Amounts such as Deductibles, Coinsurance, and Copayments. In situations where emergency ambulance services cannot reasonably be attended to by a preferred provider, the Member is not liable for a greater out-of-pocket expense than if they had been attended to by a preferred provider. Emergency ambulance services are exempt from any applicable Deductible.
2. For Non-Emergency Ambulance transport: All non-emergency ambulance transports must be Preauthorized by Keystone to determine Medical Necessity which includes specific origin and destination requirements specified in Keystone’s policies. Non-emergency ambulance transports are not provided for the convenience of the Member, the family, or the Provider treating the Member.
Medical Transport. Cape Air does not provide air ambulance or in-flight patient care services and is unable to accommodate stretchers on board scheduled flights. In some Cape Air destinations, Cape Air may be able to accommodate stretchers on specified aircraft for routine medical transport, provided that patient care equipment is not required for basic or advanced life support during such transport. In such case, medical personnel or in-flight patient care equipment may be provided but if supplied only for the patient’s comfort and not medically required as noted in the previous sentence. When approved by the FAA, Cape Air will accommodate Passengers requiring respirators, ventilators, and other such equipment. All equipment must be able to be safely stowed on board the aircraft. Please consult our Contact Center for more information regarding any particular request.
Medical Transport. If AXA Assistance USA determines, after consultation with the local attending legally qualified physician that transportation to a hospital or medical facility is medically necessary to treat an unforeseen sickness or injury which is acute or life threatening and adequate medical treatment is not available in the immediate area, the emergency transportation expense incurred will be paid for the usual and customary charges for transportation to the closest hospital or medical facility capable of providing that treatment.
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Medical Transport. Medical transports from the Event will be billed to the patient utilizing current approved rate schedule established by the Utah State Bureau of Emergency Medical Services.
Medical Transport. If AXA determines after consultation with the determine the benefit payable, including reductions, if it is not additional cost. Third Party Costs incurred for services provided are Sickness (as defined below) that manifests itself by symptoms of local attending Legally Qualified Physician that transportation to a reasonably possible to contact AXA in advance. the responsibility of the Eligible Person.
Medical Transport. If AXA determines after consultation with the advance for any benefits to be payable. AXA reserves the right to treatment, the Eligible Person will be so informed. If appropriate, the
Medical Transport. If AXA determines after consultation with the AXA must make all arrangements and must authorize all expenses in referrals in any area of the world in which AXA does not recommend Sickness (as defined below) that manifests itself by symptoms of local attending Legally Qualified Physician that transportation to a advance for any benefits to be payable. AXA reserves the right to seeking dental treatment, the Eligible Person will be so informed. If sufficient severity that a prudent lay person possessing an average Hospital or medical facility is Medically Necessary to treat an determine the benefit payable, including reductions, if it is not appropriate, the Eligible Person will be provided with referrals to knowledge of health and medicine would reasonably expect that unforeseen Sickness or Injury which is acute or life threatening and reasonably possible to contact AXA in advance. physicians or hospitals for pain control. Arrangements for services
Medical Transport. Benefits for medical transport services include the use of specially designed and equipped vehicles to transport ill or injured patients. Medical transport services may involve ground or air transports in both emergency and non-emergency situations. Air ambulance transportation is covered only when the transport is Medically Necessary or the point of pick-up is not accessible by land, and the transport is to an Acute Care Hospital (whether for initial transport or subsequent transfer to another facility for special care).
