Common use of Primary Care Services Clause in Contracts

Primary Care Services. As required by Section 2719A of the PHSA, as added by PPACA, each Covered Person shall be entitled to designate any Participating Provider who is a Primary Care Physician and who is available to accept the Covered Person as the Primary Care Physician for that Covered Person. If the Covered Person is a child, the child's parents shall be entitled to select for the child a Primary Care Physician who specializes in pediatric care.  Office visits with your Primary Care Physician during office hours  Treatment for illness and injury  Routine physical examinations  Well-child care from birth, including immunizations and booster doses  Annual prostate screening (PSA) and digital exam for males age 40 and over, and for males considered to be at high risk who are under age 40  Routine gynecological examinations and Pap smears for females, performed by your Primary Care Physician or a participating gynecologist. No referral to a gynecologist is required for a female to obtain covered gynecological care from a gynecologist.  Annual mammography screening for asymptomatic women age 40 and older  Breast pumps and breast feeding supplies, not including disposable items as part of women’s preventive health in accordance with PPACA.  Routine immunizations (except those required for travel work)  Annual eye examinations without a referral to a participating provider  Routine hearing screenings

Primary Care Services. As required by Section 2719A of the PHSA, as added by PPACA, each Covered Person shall be entitled to designate any Participating Provider who is a Primary Care Physician and who is available to accept the Covered Person as the Primary Care Physician for that Covered Person. If the Covered Person is a child, the child's parents shall be entitled to select for the child a Primary Care Physician who specializes in pediatric care.  • Office visits with your Primary Care Physician during office hours  • Treatment for illness and injury  • Routine physical examinations  • Well-child care from birth, including immunizations and booster doses  • Annual prostate screening (PSA) and digital exam for males age 40 and over, and for males considered to be at high risk who are under age 40  • Routine gynecological examinations and Pap smears for females, performed by your Primary Care Physician or a participating gynecologist. No referral to a gynecologist is required for a female to obtain covered gynecological care from a gynecologist.  • Annual mammography screening for asymptomatic women age 40 and older  • Breast pumps and breast feeding supplies, not including disposable items as part of women’s preventive health in accordance with PPACA.  • Routine immunizations (except those required for travel work)  • Annual eye examinations without a referral to a participating provider  • Routine hearing screenings