Physical and Occupational Therapy Sample Clauses

Physical and Occupational Therapy. The Plan does not provide Benefits for treatment such as massage therapy, paraffin baths, hot packs, whirlpools, or moist/dry heat applications unless in conjunction with an active course of treatment. Please see section 4.B. No Benefits are provided for hippotherapy; prolotherapy or recreational therapy.

Physical and Occupational Therapy. We will pay for Short Term physical and occupational therapy services. The therapy must be skilled therapy. Short Term means services and treatments provided for no longer than six weeks.

Physical and Occupational Therapy. Each Facility shall provide individuals in need of physical therapy and occupational therapy with services that are consistent with current, generally accepted professional standards of care, to enhance their functional abilities, as set forth below: 1. By the later of two years of the Effective Date hereof or 30 days from an individual’s admission, the Facility shall conduct occupational and physical therapy screening of each individual residing at the Facility. The Facility shall ensure that individuals identified with therapy needs, including functional mobility, receive a comprehensive integrated occupational and physical therapy assessment, within 30 days of the need’s identification, including wheelchair mobility assessment as needed, that shall consider significant medical issues and health risk indicators in a clinically justified manner. 2. Within 30 days of the integrated occupational and physical therapy assessment the Facility shall develop, as part of the ISP, a plan to address the recommendations of the integrated occupational therapy and physical therapy assessment and shall implement the plan within 30 days of the plan’s creation, or sooner as required by the individual’s health or safety. As indicated by the individual’s needs, the plans shall include: individualized interventions aimed at minimizing regression and enhancing movement and mobility, range of motion, and independent movement; objective, measurable outcomes; positioning devices and/or other adaptive equipment; and, for individuals who have regressed, interventions to minimize further regression. 3. Commencing within six months of the Effective Date hereof and with full implementation within two years, the Facility shall ensure that staff responsible for implementing the plans identified in Section P.2 have successfully completed competency-based training in implementing such plans. 4. Commencing within six months of the Effective Date hereof and with full implementation within two years, the Facility shall develop and implement a system to monitor and address: the status of individuals with identified occupational and physical therapy needs; the condition, availability, and effectiveness of physical supports and adaptive equipment; the treatment interventions that address the occupational therapy, physical therapy, and physical and nutritional management needs of each individual; and the implementation by direct care staff of these interventions.

Physical and Occupational Therapy a maximum of $2,000 (up to 2 weeks of therapies, based on the Contractor’s clinical assessment).

Physical and Occupational Therapy. We will pay for Short Term physical and occupational therapy services. The therapy must be skilled therapy. Short Term means (provide your Plan’s definition).

Physical and Occupational Therapy. Meeting New Realities

Physical and Occupational Therapy. We will pay for short-term physical and occupational therapy services. The therapy must be skilled therapy and be a part of a physician’s plan of treatment. The services must be provided by an approved therapist and be rehabilitative in nature. Short-term therapy shall not exceed 40 outpatient visits per calendar year.