Out-of-Hospital Care Sample Clauses

Out-of-Hospital Care including follow-up care for accidental injury for physical medicine, speech therapy, and occupational therapy services; surgery of a non-dental nature; diagnostic services; chemotherapy; radiation therapy; physical medicine, speech therapy, or occupational therapy services for the continuing treatment of a traumatic condition of illness or injury following a covered inpatient stay or following covered outpatient surgery; infusion therapy; oral surgery; pediatric immunizations; routine gynecological exams and pap smears; annual screening mammograms for members age forty (40) and over, and for any physician recommended mammograms for members under age forty (40); services for mastectomy and breast cancer reconstructive surgery; and diabetes treatment for all types of diabetes.
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Out-of-Hospital Care including follow-up care for accidental injury for physical medicine, speech therapy, and occupational therapy services; surgery of a non- dental nature; diagnostic services; chemotherapy; radiation therapy; physical medicine, speech therapy or occupational therapy services for the continuing treatment of a traumatic condition of illness or injury following a covered inpatient stay or following covered outpatient surgery; infusion therapy; oral surgery; pediatric immunizations; routine gynecological exams and pap smears; annual screening mammograms for members age 40 and over, and for any physician recommended mammograms for members under age 40; services for mastectomy and breast cancer reconstructive surgery; diabetes treatment for all types of diabetes; the Xx. Xxxx Ornish Program (for Reversing Heart Disease); and prescription drugs listed on the closed formulary.
Sample 1
Out-of-Hospital Care including (a) preventive services such as (i) voluntary family planning services, (ii) periodic health assessments (including physical examinations, annual gynecological and pelvic examinations, breast exam and routine pap smears; and annual screening mammograms for women forty (40) years of age and older and for any provider recommended mammograms for women under age forty (40); (iii) well-child care, and (iv) adult and pediatric immunizations; (b) diagnostic and other outpatient facility services; (c) physical, occupational and speech therapy services; (d) cardiac rehabilitation services; (e) professional mental health and substance abuse services; (f) enteral feeding/food supplements; and (g) diabetes treatment for all types of diabetes.
Sample 1

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