Common use of Prescription Medicines and Drugs Clause in Contracts

Prescription Medicines and Drugs. Generally, payment for prescription medicines and drugs qualify as medical expenses if purchased by the employee, their spouse, or their dependant, as prescribed by a medical practitioner and as recorded by a licensed pharmacist. Vision: Eyeglasses, contact lenses and laser eye surgery if prescribed, are eligible medical expenses. Dental: An amount paid to a dentist, dental hygienist, dental surgeon or dental mechanic for dental services provided to the patient (to the extent that the fees are for diagnostic, therapeutic or rehabilitative services) are eligible medical expenses.

Prescription Medicines and Drugs. Generally, payment for prescription medicines and drugs qualify as medical expenses if purchased by the employee, their spouse, or their dependant, as prescribed by a medical practitioner and as recorded by a licensed pharmacist. Vision: Eyeglasses, contact lenses and laser eye surgery if prescribed, are eligible medical expenses. Dental: An amount paid to a dentist, dental hygienist, hygienist dental surgeon or dental mechanic for dental services provided to the patient (to the extent that the fees are for diagnostic, therapeutic or rehabilitative services) are eligible medical expenses.

Prescription Medicines and Drugs. Generally, payment for prescription medicines and drugs qualify as medical expenses if purchased by the employee, their spouse, or their dependant, as prescribed by a medical practitioner and as recorded by a licensed pharmacist. Vision: Eyeglasses, contact lenses and laser eye surgery if prescribed, are eligible medical expenses. Dental: An amount paid to a dentist, dental hygienist, dental surgeon or dental mechanic for dental services provided to the patient (to the extent that the fees are for diagnostic, therapeutic or rehabilitative services) are eligible medical expenses.