PRIVATE HOSPITAL Clause Samples
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL. The Employer agrees to provide for Semi-Private hospital care, and O.H.I.P. Supplemental or Supplementary Health Care benefits for active full-time employees on the following basis:
PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Charges up to a day to a maximum of days per person while your coverage is in force for care in a licensed private hospital.
PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Charges up to a day to a maximum of days per person while your coverage is in force for care in a licensed private hospital. PROSTHETIC APPLIANCES: Purchase of the following items when authorized in writing by the patient’s attending physician: standard type artificial limb or eye, splints, trusses, casts, cervical collars, braces (excluding dental braces), catheters, urinary kits, external breast prostheses (following mastectomies), ostomy supplies (where stoma exists), corrective prosthetic lenses and frames (once only for persons who lack an organic lens or cataract surgery), custom-made boots or shoes or adjustments to stock item footwear. PARAMEDICAL SERVICES: Services of the following practitioners up to the maximums shown on the "Summary of Benefits" pages:
PRIVATE HOSPITAL. If you are hospitalized in a contracted private hospital payment will be made for room and board charges in excess of those payable by your provincial health plan.
PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Charges up to a day to a maximum of days per person while your coverage is in force for care in a licensed private hospital. DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT: Purchase or rental of the following items when authorized in writing by the attending physician: hospital bed, crutches, cane, walker, oxygen set, respirator (a device to provide artificial respiration), standard-type wheelchair and wheelchair repairs. MEDICAL SERVICES AND SUPPLIES: Bandages or surgical dressings, blood transfusions, plasma, radium and radioactive isotope treatments when authorized in writing by the patient’s attending physician. AMBULANCE: Licensed ground and air ambulance services (the difference between the government agency allowance and the customary charge).
PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Charges up to a day to a maximum of days per person while your coverage is in force for care in a licensed private hospital. PROSTHETIC APPLIANCES: Purchase of the following items when authorized in writing by the patient's attending physician: standard type artificial limb or eye, splints, trusses, casts, cervical collars, braces (excluding dental braces), catheters, urinary kits, external breast prostheses (following mastectomies), ostomy supplies (where a surgical stoma exists), corrective prosthetic lenses and frames (once only for persons who lack an organic lens or after cataract surgery), custom-made orthopaedic boots or shoes or adjustments to stock item footwear.
PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Charges up to a day to a maximum of days per person while your coverage is in force for care in a licensed private hospital. PROSTHETIC APPLIANCES: Purchase of the following items when in writing by the patient’s attending physician: standard type artificial limb or eye, splints, trusses, casts, cervical collars, braces, catheters, urinary kits, external breast prostheses (following mastectomies), supplies (where a surgical stoma exists), corrective prosthetic lenses and frames (once only for persons who lack an organic lens or after cataract surgery), custom-made boots or shoes or adjustments to stock item footwear. . DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT: Purchase or rental of the following items when in writing by the attending physician: hospital bed, crutches, cane, walker, oxygen set, respirator, standard-type wheelchair. . RADIUM: Bandages or surgical dressings, blood transfusions, radium and radioactive isotope treatments when in writing by the patient’s attending physician. DRUGS: Drugs, serums, and insulin (needles, syringes and for use with insulin) purchased on the prescription of a medical doctor, but not to include vitamins and vitamin preparations (unless injected) and patent or proprietary medicines. The name, strength and quantity of the drug must be shown on all receipts.
PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Charges up to a day to a maximum of days per person while your coverage is in force for care in a licensed private hospital. PROSTHETIC APPLIANCES: Purchase of the following items when authorized in writing by the patient’s attending physician: standard type artificial limb or eye, splints, trusses, casts, cervical collars, braces (excluding dental braces), catheters, urinary kits, external breast prostheses (following mastectomies), ostomy supplies (where a surgical stoma exists), corrective prosthetic lenses and frames (once only for persons who lack an organic lens or after cataract surgery), custom-made boots or shoes or adjustments to stock item footwear. MEDICAL SERVICES AND SUPPLIES: Bandages or surgical dressings, blood transfusions, plasma, radium and radioactive isotope treatments when authorized in writing by the patient’s attending physician. PARAMEDICAL SERVICES: Services of the following practitioners up to the maximums shown on the "Summary of Benefits" pages:
PRIVATE HOSPITAL. A hospital in Israel that is not a general hospital which is approved by the Ministry of Health to perform surgery on a private basis.
PRIVATE HOSPITAL. If you are hospitalized in a contracted private hospital in accordance with the formal agreement between the hospital and Maritime Life, payment will be made for room and board charges in excess of those payable by your provincial health plan. LIMITATIONS