Common use of Obtaining Care from Your PCP Clause in Contracts

Obtaining Care from Your PCP. When you need care, we recommend that you first contact your PCP. Your PCP can help coordinate the care you need. In the event of a Medical Emergency, you should obtain needed care immediately. Your PCP’s office can tell you how they cover patient needs outside of business hours. Members enroll in this plan with the understanding that the PCP is responsible for determining appropriate treatment for the Member. In cases that, for personal or religious reasons, a Member disagrees with the treatment that is recommended by the PCP, the Member has the right to refuse the recommendation of the PCP. Members who do not adhere to recommended treatment or who use non-recognized sources of care because of disagreement, do so with the full understanding that Community Health Options has no obligation for the costs of such non-authorized care.

Obtaining Care from Your PCP. When you need carecare , we recommend that you first contact your PCP. Your PCP can help coordinate the care you need. In the event of a Medical Emergency, you should obtain needed care immediately. Your PCP’s office can tell you how they cover patient needs outside of business ss hours. Members enroll in this plan with the understanding that the PCP is responsible for determining appropriate treatment for the Member. In cases that, for personal or religious reasons, a Member disagrees with the treatment that is recommended by the t he PCP, the Member has the right to refuse the recommendation of the PCP. Members who do not adhere to recommended treatment or who use non-non - recognized sources of care because of disagreement, do so with the full understanding that Community Health Options has no obligation for the costs of such non-non - authorized care.

Obtaining Care from Your PCP. When you need care, we recommend that you first contact your PCP. Your PCP can help coordinate the care you need. In the event of a Medical Emergency, you should obtain needed care immediately. Your PCP’s office can tell you how they cover patient needs outside of business hours. Members enroll in this plan with the understanding that the PCP is responsible for determining appropriate treatment for the Member. In cases that, for personal or religious reasons, a Member disagrees with the treatment that is recommended by the PCP, the Member has the right to refuse the recommendation of the PCP. Members who do not adhere to recommended treatment or who use non-recognized non‐recognized sources of care because of disagreement, do so with the full understanding that Community Health Options has no obligation for the costs of such non-authorized non‐authorized care.