Out-of-Province. Medical Charges We will reimburse you, up to a maximum of $2,500, the following reasonable and customary expenses incurred by you as a result of bodily injury sustained outside of your province or territory of residence:
Out-of-Province. Employees working in out-of-province assignments shall maintain all rights, benefits and privileges of this Agreement, unless the Employee chooses otherwise.
Out-of-Province. Employees and their families will be covered for out of province medical coverage to a max of 3 weeks per visit.
Out-of-Province. Country Plan Overall maximum is five million dollars ($5,000,000.00) annually from the date of the first paid claim.
Out-of-Province. > Mandatory for Reciprocal Medical Billing (RMB) for out-of-province patients. Clicking the <F9-Out of Province> button brings up the Out of Province screen. Enter the appropriate registration number and select the correct province using the province Pop-Up menu. Click <F7-OK> to continue. <F2-Appointments> Clicking on the <F2-Appointments> button will bring up a scrollable list of the active patient's appointments. If no appointments have been entered, a message will alert the user to this. Otherwise, the Patient Appointments screen will appear displaying a scrollable list of the appointments for that patient in chronological order. An appointment can be highlighted by clicking on it and can be deleted, 'marked' (ie - when confirming an appointment) or 'unmarked' by clicking on the <F4-Remove>, <F6-Mark> and <F2-Unmark> buttons respectively. <F4-Delete> Only patients without existing claims can be deleted. Clicking on the <F4-Delete> button prompts the program to search the database for existing claims for this patient. If any are found, a warning message will appear "Cannot delete patient due to existing claims". If there are no existing claims, a message will appear asking to confirm if you want to delete the patient. Click <Yes> to delete the patient or <No> to cancel. <F6-Select> Clicking the <F6-Select> button will bring up the Patient Search… screen as described on Page 3, allowing the user to either edit or view the information of another patient or to enter a new patient as described in the New menu option as described below. <F7-Done> Click the <F7-Done> button to leave the Patient Information screen. Any changes will be saved. New New patients can be entered either by clicking the <F6-New> button on the Patient Search… screen, or by selecting the New menu option from the Patient menu After selecting one of these options, a blank Patient Information screen will appear. Enter the Health #, Version # (if applicable), patient surname and given name. The program will then search for a patient with this Health # or name. If one already exists a message indicating the patient, Health # and date of birth will appear. If this is the same patient, a new patient entry will not be created. Otherwise, a new patient will be entered into the database. Default values for City, Province, Area Code and Patient Sex are also entered according to the Patient Preferences defined in the Set Preferences screen as described on Page 16. The remaining patient data can the...
Out-of-Province. Country Medical Insurance
Out-of-Province. Retirees to Effective June retired members attaining the age of sixty five (65) may purchase additional out of province coverage which provides coverage to the month of their seventy-fifth birthday. Enrolment will be offered only once, immediately following the member’s birthday. The premiums are subject to yearly review.
Out-of-Province. Payment will be made for the following reasonable and customary charges incurred for emergency treatment while traveling or temporarily residing outside your province of residence, and which are in excess of the provincial health plan allowance: - room and board in a licensed hospital up to xxxx level - hospital services and supplies - diagnosis and treatment by a physician or surgeon. LIMITATIONS Extended Health Benefits are not payable for: - Services normally paid through any provincial hospital plan, any provincial medical plan, WSIB, other government agencies or any other source. - Services provided in a chronic care or psychiatric hospital, chronic unit of a general hospital, health spa, or when a patient is confined to a nursing home or home for the aged and receives Ontario government assistance. - Dental care (except as outlined under “Benefits”). - Rest cures, travel for health reasons, insurance examinations or services or supplies for cosmetic purposes.
Out-of-Province. The Employer agrees to provide up to $25.00 per employee per trip for a meal allowance while out of province on Employer business.
Out-of-Province. Employees working outside the province of Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Island to assist an external utility company in emergency power restoration.
