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Preferred Provider - Doctors/Hospitals Sample Clauses

Preferred Provider - Doctors/Hospitals. 1. The parties agree that one or more Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) programs for hospital and physicians' services shall be provided through the Xxxxx County Council of Governments (COG) Health Insurance Program. Anyone, as of August 1, 2009, who has the traditional Mutual Health Program instead of the PPO, may continue such participation. 2. The selection of the PPO(s), the types of benefits/programs, or any changes therein, shall be mutually determined by the representative of the COG and the Xxxxx County OEA office representative.
Preferred Provider - Doctors/HospitalsThe parties agree that one or more Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) programs for hospital and physicians’ services may be provided through the Stark County Council of Governments (COG) Health Insurance Program.
Preferred Provider - Doctors/Hospitals. 1. The parties agree that one or more Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) programs for hospital and physicians' services may be provided through the Stark County Council of Governments (COG) Health Insurance Program. 2. Participation in any such programs will be voluntary, and there shall be no diminution of benefits for those individuals who choose not to participate in a PPO. However, for those individuals who choose a PPO and then utilize services outside the PPO system, there may be a reduction in benefits. 3. The selection of the PPO(s), the types of benefits/programs, or any changes therein shall be mutually determined by the representative of the COG and the Stark County OEA office representative. 4. The duration of this provision shall be from March 1, 1994, and continuing thereafter unless terminated or modified by the representatives outlined in paragraph 3 herein.
Preferred Provider - Doctors/Hospitals. 1. The parties agree that one or more Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) programs for hospital and physicians’ services shall be provided. 2. The selection of the PPO(s), the types of benefits/programs, or any changes therein, shall be equivalent to current coverage.
Preferred Provider - Doctors/Hospitals. A. The parties agree that one or more Preferred Provider Organizations (PPO) programs for hospital and physicians’ services may be provided through the Xxxxx County Council of Governments (COG) Health Insurance Program. Anyone, as of August 1, 2009, who has the traditional Mutual Health Program instead of the PPO, may continue such participation. B. Participation in any such programs will be voluntary and there shall be no diminution of benefits for those individuals who choose not to participate in a PPO. However, for those individuals who choose a PPO and then utilize services outside the PPO system, there may be a reduction in benefits. C. The selection of the PPO(s), the types of benefits/programs, or any changes therein, shall be mutually determined by the representative of the COG and the Xxxxx County OEA office representative. D. The duration of this provision shall be from July 1, 2006, and continuing thereafter unless terminated or modified by the representatives outlined in paragraph 3 herein.
Preferred Provider - Doctors/Hospitals. 041 The parties agree that one or more Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) programs for hospital and physicians' services shall be provided through the COG Health Insurance Program. Anyone, as of August 1, 2009, who has the traditional Mutual Health Program instead of the PPO may continue such participation.
Preferred Provider - Doctors/Hospitals. 1. The parties agree that one or more Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) programs for hospital and physicians' services shall be provided through the Stark County Council of Governments (COG) Health Insurance Program. Anyone, as of August 1, 2009, who has the traditional Mutual Health Program instead of the PPO, may continue such participation. August 1, 2009, who has the traditional Mutual Health Program instead of the PPO, may continue such participation. 2. The selection of the PPO(s), the types of benefits/programs, or any changes therein, shall be mutually determined by the representative of the COG and the Stark County OEA office representative.

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