Common use of Skilled Nursing Facility or Unit Clause in Contracts

Skilled Nursing Facility or Unit. A facility licensed by the state or in a unit within a Hospital, other than a nursing home, that provides: ◼ Inpatient medical care, treatment, and skilled nursing care as defined by Medicare and which meets Medicare’s requirements for this type of facility; ◼ Full-time supervision by at least 1 Physician or Registered Nurse; ◼ Twenty-four-hour nursing service by Registered Nurses or Licensed Practical Nurses; and ◼ Utilization review plans for all patients.

Skilled Nursing Facility or Unit. A facility licensed by the state or in a unit within a Hospital, other than a nursing home, that provides: ◼  Inpatient medical care, treatment, and skilled nursing care as defined by Medicare and which meets Medicare’s requirements for this type of facility; ◼  Full-time supervision by at least 1 Physician or Registered Nurse; ◼  Twenty-four-hour nursing service by Registered Nurses or Licensed Practical Nurses; and ◼  Utilization review plans for all patients.

Skilled Nursing Facility or Unit. A facility licensed by the state or in a unit within a Hospital, other than a nursing home, that provides: ◼ Inpatient medical care, treatment, and skilled nursing care as defined by Medicare and which meets Medicare’s requirements for this type of facility; ◼ Full-time supervision by at least 1 Physician or Registered Nurse; ◼ Twenty-four-hour nursing service by Registered Nurses or Licensed Practical Nurses; and ◼ Utilization review plans for all patients.:

Skilled Nursing Facility or Unit. A facility licensed by the state or in a unit within a Hospital, which it operates and is other than a nursing home, or a unit within a Hospital (unless skilled nursing in the nursing home or unit within a Hospital was specifically approved by Us), that provides: ◼ Inpatient medical care, treatment, and skilled nursing care as defined by Medicare and which meets Medicare’s requirements for this type of facility; ◼ Full-time supervision by at least 1 Physician or Registered Nurse; ◼ Twenty-four-hour nursing service by Registered Nurses or Licensed Practical Nurses; and ◼ Utilization review plans for all patients.: