Pain Management Sample Clauses

Pain Management. Outpatient Pain Management including pain assessment, medication, physical therapy, biofeedback and counseling may be covered when Medically Necessary in order to reduce or limit chronic pain.

Pain Management. Inpatient rehabilitation for Pain Management is excluded.

Pain Management. Pain management services obtained from Non-Preferred Providers are NOT COVERED.

Pain Management. The Department of Pain Management is committed to the treatment of musculoskeletal pain disorders using a multidisciplinary approach, including interventional pain management procedures. The procedures include lumbar radio frequency, selective rhizolysis, lumbar discography, percutaneous lysis of epidural adhesions, transforminal epidural steroid injections, hypogastric plexus block, celiac plexus blocks and lumbar sympathetic blocks The Pain Management Department can be reached at 969-2222 (ext 2222). The Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation offers consultations for evaluation of physical conditions and disabilities such as arthritis, neck pain, back pain, cerebrovascular accident, head and spinal cord injury, neurological and muscular diseases, amputees, peripheral nerve injuries as well as evaluation for causes of chronic pain. Treatment emphasizes the use of non- invasive techniques in a coordinated manner with the departments of Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, and Recreational Therapy. Other treatment includes pharmacological agents, physical modalities and adjuvant therapies such as transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation. Instructions in home programs, prescription supports, orthoses, prostheses, wheelchairs and other assistive devices and appliances are available. The Physical/Rehabilitative Medicine Department can be reached at 969-2563 (ext 2563).

Pain Management. After Deductible, Member pays 10% Plan Coinsurance After Deductible, Member pays 30% Plan Coinsurance Associated infused medications. After Deductible, Member pays 10% Plan Coinsurance After Deductible, Member pays 30% Plan Coinsurance Nuclear medicine, radiology, ultrasound and laboratory services, including high end radiology imaging services such as CAT scan, MRI and PET which are subject to Preauthorization except when associated with Emergency services or inpatient services. Please contact Member Services for any questions regarding these services. Services received as part of an emergency visit are covered as Emergency Services. Preventive laboratory and radiology services are covered in accordance with the well care schedule established by KFHPWAO and the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010. The well care schedule is available in ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Permanente medical centers, at ▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇▇/▇▇, or upon request from Member Services. After Deductible, Member pays 10% Plan Coinsurance After Deductible, Member pays 30% Plan Coinsurance Manipulative therapy of the spine and extremities when in accordance with KFHPWAO clinical criteria, limited to a combined total of 15 visits per calendar year without Preauthorization. Additional visits are covered with Preauthorization. After Deductible, Member pays 10% Plan Coinsurance After Deductible, Member pays 30% Plan Coinsurance Maternity care and pregnancy services, including care for complications of pregnancy, in utero treatment for the fetus, prenatal testing for the detection of congenital and heritable disorders when Medically Necessary and prenatal and postpartum care are covered for all female Members including dependent daughters. Preventive services related to preconception, prenatal and postpartum care are covered as Preventive Services including breastfeeding support, supplies and counseling for each birth when Medically Necessary as determined by KFHPWAO’s medical director and in accordance with Board of Health standards for screening and diagnostic tests during pregnancy. Delivery and associated Hospital Care, including home births and birthing centers. Home births are considered outpatient services. Members must notify KFHPWAO by way of the Hospital notification line within 24 hours of any admission, or as soon thereafter as medically possible. The Member’s physician, in consultation with the Member, will determine the Member’s length of inpatient stay following delivery. Hospital - Inpatient: A...

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Pain Management. Medical Toxicology

Pain Management. Goal: Objective 1: Increase provider awareness and training regarding appropriate pain assessment, management, and relevant regulatory issues. Increase provider reimbursement for cancer pain ther- apies. Increase consistency among different health care systems regarding compliance and adherence to standards for cancer pain assessment and management.

Pain Management. 43. The State shall immediately ensure that Ft. Bayard residents do not experience unnecessary and undue pain and suffering. 44. The State shall pay particular attention to ensuring that residents with compromised cognitive functioning receive adequate pain management assessments and care. 45. The State and Ft. Bayard shall implement policies, procedures, and protocols to ensure that medications are appropriately stored and secured, and are administered to residents in accordance with the residents’ physician’s orders. 46. The State and Ft. Bayard shall implement policies, procedures, and protocols, to ensure the adequate tracking of medication use and to investigate and follow-up on any lost, stolen, unaccounted for, or potentially misused medications, with particular emphasis on the tracking of opiate medications. 47. The State shall initiate appropriate disciplinary action against, and report to the appropriate state and/or federal law enforcement agency for potential criminal prosecution, any employee or agent of the State who is found to have diverted medication from Ft. Bayard residents.