Travel Time Standards Sample Clauses

Travel Time Standards. The Contractor will maintain a network that is geographically accessible to the population to be served. a) Primary Care Travel time/distance to primary care sites shall not exceed thirty (30) minutes in metropolitan areas or thirty (30) minutes/thirty (30) miles in non-metropolitan areas. Transport time and distance in rural areas to primary care sites may be greater than thirty (30) minutes/thirty (30) miles if based on the community standard for accessing care or if by Enrollee choice. Enrollees may, at their discretion, select participating PCPs located farther from their homes as long as they are able to arrange and pay for transportation to the PCP themselves.
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Travel Time Standards. The Contractor will maintain a network that is geographically accessible to the population to be served. a) Primary Care Travel time/distance to primary care sites shall not exceed thirty (30) minutes in metropolitan areas or thirty (30) minutes/thirty (30) miles in non-metropolitan areas. Transport time and distance in rural areas to primary care sites may be greater than thirty (30) minutes/thirty (30) miles if based on the community standard for accessing care or if by Enrollee choice. Enrollees may, at their discretion, select participating PCPs located farther from their homes as long as they are able to arrange and pay for transportation to the PCP themselves. b) Other Providers Travel time/distance to specialty care, hospitals, mental health, lab and x-ray providers shall not exceed thirty (30) minutes/thirty (30) miles. Transport time and distance in rural areas to specialty care, hospitals, mental health, lab and x-ray providers may be greater than thirty (30) minutes/thirty (30) miles if based on the community standard for accessing care or if by Enrollee choice.
Sample 1
Travel Time Standards. The Contractor will maintain a network that is geographically accessible to the population to be served. a) Primary Care Travel time/distance to primary care sites shall not exceed 30 minutes in metropolitan areas or 30 minutes/30 miles in non-metropolitan areas, In rural areas, transport time and distance to primary care sites may be greater than 30 minutes/30 miles if consistent with the community standard for accessing care or if by Enrollee choice. b) Other Providers Travel time/distance to specialty care, hospitals, mental health, lab and x-ray providers shall not exceed 30 minutes/30 miles. In rural areas, transport time and distance to specialty care, hospitals, mental health, lab and x-ray providers may be greater than 30 minutes/30 miles if based on the community standard for accessing care or if by Enrollee choice.
Sample 1
Travel Time Standards. The Contractor will maintain a network that is geographically accessible to the population to be served. a) Primary Care Travel time/distance to primary care sites shall not exceed 30 minutes in Metropolitan areas or 30 minutes/30 miles in non-metropolitan areas, except in rural areas where the State has granted the Contractor an exemption from this requirement based on community standards. Enrollees may, at their discretion, select participating PCPs located farther from their homes as long as they are able to arrange and pay for transportation to the PCP themselves.
Sample 1

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