Physical Health Services Sample Clauses

Physical Health Services. For each Provider type, for each Service Area, the Contractor shall have at least the specified number of Providers within at least the specified time or the specified distance of Enrollees’ residences. If no time or distance is indicated, the Contractor shall have at least one Provider located anywhere in the Commonwealth. Adult PCP (all Service Areas except Oak Bluffs and Nantucket) 2 30 15 Adult PCP (Oak Bluffs and Nantucket Service Areas only) 2 40 40 Pediatric PCP (all Service Areas except Oak Bluffs and Nantucket) 2 30 15 Pediatric PCP (Oak Bluffs and Nantucket Service Areas only) 2 40 40 Hospital (Acute Inpatient Services) 1 40 20 Urgent Care 1 30 15 Rehabilitation Hospital 1 60 30 OB/GYN 2 30 15 Pharmacy 1 30 15 For the Hospital (Acute Inpatient Services) requirement above, for Oaks Bluff and Nantucket Service Areas only, the Contractor may meet this requirement by including in its Provider Network any hospitals located in these Service Areas that provide acute inpatient services or the closest hospital located outside these Service Areas that provide acute inpatient services. Allergy 1 - - Anesthesiology 1 40 20 Audiology 1 40 20 Cardiology 1 40 20 Dermatology 1 40 20 Emergency Medicine 1 40 20 Endocrinology 1 40 20 Gastroenterology 1 40 20 General Surgery 1 40 20 Hematology 1 40 20 Infectious Disease 1 40 20 Medical Oncology 1 40 20 Nephrology 1 40 20 Neurology 1 40 20 Ophthalmology 1 40 20 Oral Surgery 1 - - Orthopedic Surgery 1 40 20 Otolaryngology 1 40 20 Physiatry 1 40 20 Plastic Surgery 1 - - Podiatry 1 40 20 Psychiatry 1 40 20 Pulmonology 1 40 20 Rheumatology 1 40 20 Urology 1 40 20 Vascular Surgery 1 - - For Oaks Bluff and Nantucket Service Areas only, the Contractor shall have at least one Provider in the above specialties, excluding Allergy, Oral Surgery, Plastic Surgery, and Vascular Surgery, within 40 miles or 40 minutes from Enrollees’ residences.
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Physical Health Services. 5.31.1. Chronic Illness Clinics: Access to specialty care shall be provided through regularly scheduled chronic illness clinics and other specialty clinics as necessary, conducted under the direct supervision of the CHO as required by FDC HSB 15.03.05, Chronic Illness Clinic. 5.31.1.1. CONTRACTOR shall provide regularly scheduled chronic illness clinics conducted under the direct supervision of the CHO for the following conditions: 5.31.1.1.1. Respiratory; 5.31.1.1.2. Endocrine; 5.31.1.1.3. Miscellaneous; 5.31.1.1.4. Cardiovascular; 5.31.1.1.5. Tuberculosis; 5.31.1.1.6. Immunity; 5.31.1.1.7. Neurology; 5.31.1.1.8. Gastrointestinal; and 5.31.1.1.9. Oncology.
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Physical Health Services. The benefit package includes primary (including those provided in school-based settings) and specialty physical health services provided by a licensed practitioner performed within the scope of practice as defined by State Law and set forth in MAD Program Manual Section MAD-711, MEDICAL SERVICES PROVIDERS; Section MAD-718.1, MIDWIFE SERVICES; Section MAD-718.2, PODIATRY SERVICES; Section MAD-712, RURAL HEALTH CLINIC SERVICES; and Section MAD-713, FEDERALLY QUALIFIED HEALTH CENTER SERVICES.
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Physical Health Services. For each Provider type, for each Service Area, the Contractor shall have at least the specified number of Providers within at least the specified time or the specified distance of Enrollees’ residences. If no time or distance is indicated, the Contractor shall have at least one Provider located anywhere in the Commonwealth. Adult PCP (all Service Areas except Oak Bluffs and Nantucket) 2 30 15 Adult PCP (Oak Bluffs and Nantucket Service Areas only) 2 40 40 Pediatric PCP (all Service Areas except Oak Bluffs and Nantucket) 2 30 15 Pediatric PCP (Oak Bluffs and Nantucket Service Areas only) 2 40 40 Hospital (Acute Inpatient Services) 1 40 20 Urgent Care 1 30 15 Rehabilitation Hospital 1 60 30 OB/GYN 2 30 15 Pharmacy 1 30 15 For the Hospital (Acute Inpatient Services) requirement above, for Oaks Bluff and Nantucket Service Areas only, the Contractor may meet this requirement by including in its Provider Network any hospitals located in these Service Areas that provide acute inpatient services or the closest hospital located outside these Service Areas that provide acute inpatient services.
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Physical Health Services. 5.31.1. Chronic Illness Clinics: Access to specialty care shall be provided through regularly scheduled chronic illness clinics and other specialty clinics as necessary, conducted under the direct supervision of the CHO as required by FDC HSB 15.03.05,
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Physical Health Services. Physical health services will be provided by LBU staff, as well as student health professionals from institutions of higher education with which LBU has educational affiliations. All student health professionals will be supervised by LBU staff. LBU provides services only through providers licensed to practice in the State of Texas.
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Physical Health Services activating and accessing healthcare through Medi-Cal or other health insurance, linkage to primary care physician, women’s health specialty appointments, ophthalmologist, dentist, physical therapist, etc.
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