Your PCP Must Provide Sample Clauses

Your PCP Must Provide. Arrange or Authorize all Medical Services Except in an emergency or for certain obstetric and gynecological services, you are covered for the medical services listed below only if your PCP provides, arranges or authorizes the services. You are entitled to medical services provided at one of the following locations: • Your PCP’s offce. • Another provider’s offce or a facility if your PCP determines that care from that provider or facility is appropriate for the treatment of your condition. • The outpatient department of a Hospital. • As an inpatient in a Hospital, you are entitled to medical, surgical and anesthesia services.
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