Second Opinions for Medical or Surgical Care Sample Clauses

Second Opinions for Medical or Surgical Care. The Contractor will allow Enrollees to obtain a second opinion within the Contractor's network of providers for diagnosis of a condition, treatment or surgical procedure.
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Second Opinions for Medical or Surgical Care. The Contractor will allow Enrollees to obtain second opinions for diagnosis of a condition, treatment or surgical procedure by a qualified physician or appropriate specialist, including one affiliated with a specialty care center. In the event that the Contractor determines that it does not have a Participating Provider in its network with appropriate training and experience qualifying the Participating Provider to provide a second opinion, the Contractor shall make a referral to an appropriate Non-Participating Provider. The Contractor shall pay for the cost of the services associated with obtaining a second opinion regarding medical or surgical care, including diagnostic and evaluation services, provided by the Non- Participating Provider.
Second Opinions for Medical or Surgical Care. The Contractor will allow Enrollees to obtain second opinions for diagnosis of a condition, treatment or surgical procedure by a qualified physician or appropriate specialist, including one affiliated with a specialty care center. In the event that the Contractor determines that it does not have a Participating Provider in its network with appropriate training and experience qualifying the Participating Provider to provide a second opinion, the Contractor shall make a referral to an appropriate Non-Participating Provider. The Contractor shall pay for the cost of the services associated with obtaining a SECTION 10 (BENEFIT PACKAGE REQUIREMENTS) October 1, 2005 second opinion regarding medical or surgical care, including diagnostic and evaluation services, provided by the Non-Participating Provider.

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