Common use of Prostate Cancer Screenings Clause in Contracts

Prostate Cancer Screenings. The Plan provides Benefits to male Members aged 50 to 72 for a yearly prostate cancer screening including 1) digital rectal examination, and 2) prostate-specific antigen tests. To be covered by the Plan, such services must be recommended by the Member’s PCP as Medically Necessary. Because the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) does not rate prostate cancer screenings as “A” or “B” this service is provided at applicable Plan cost-sharing. Prostate cancer screenings will be subject to Out-of-Pocket Costs.

Prostate Cancer Screenings. The Plan provides Benefits to male Members aged 50 to 72 for a yearly prostate cancer screening including 1) digital rectal examination, and 2) prostate-specific antigen tests. To be covered by the Plan, such services must be recommended by the Member’s PCP as Medically Necessary. Because the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) does not rate prostate cancer screenings screening as “A” or “B” this service is provided at applicable Plan cost-sharing. Prostate cancer screenings will be subject to Out-of-Pocket Costs.

Prostate Cancer Screenings. The Plan provides Benefits to male Members aged 50 to 72 for a yearly prostate cancer screening including 1) digital rectal examination, and 2) prostate-specific prostate‐specific antigen tests. To be covered by the Plan, such services must be recommended by the Member’s PCP as Medically Necessary. Because the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) does not rate prostate cancer screenings screening as “A” or “B” this service is provided at applicable Plan cost-cost‐ sharing. Prostate cancer screenings will be subject to Out-of-Pocket Out‐of‐Pocket Costs.

Prostate Cancer Screenings. The Plan provides Benefits to male Members aged 50 to 72 for a yearly yearl y prostate cancer screening including 1) digital rectal examination, and 2) prostate-prostate - specific antigen tests. To be covered by the Plan, such services must be recommended by the Member’s PCP as Medically Necessary. Because the United States Preventive Services Ser vices Task Force (USPSTF) does not rate prostate cancer screenings as “A” or “B” this service is provided at applicable Plan cost-- sharing. Prostate cancer screenings will be subject to Out-of-Out - of- Pocket Costs.

Prostate Cancer Screenings. The Plan provides Benefits to male Members aged 50 to 72 for a yearly prostate cancer screening including 1) digital rectal examination, and 2) prostate-specific prostate‐specific antigen tests. To be covered by the Plan, such services must be recommended by the Member’s PCP as Medically Necessary. Because the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) does not rate prostate cancer screenings as “A” or “B” this service is provided at applicable Plan cost-cost‐ sharing. Prostate cancer screenings will be subject to Out-of-Pocket Out‐of‐Pocket Costs.