Approved medications definition

Approved medications means any medication approved by state or federal authorities for the treatment of substance use disorder.
Approved medications means any medication approved for opioid treatment by federal authorities and any medication appropriate for the treatment of substance use disorder.
Approved medications means: (1) for an OTP, any agent approved for opioid treatment by federal authorities; and (2) for CD-OPs, buprenorphine or any medication appropriate for the treatment of chemical dependence in this setting (excluding methadone unless being used for pain management).

Examples of Approved medications in a sentence

  • Additional items and expenses covered when home health care is provided include: • Approved medications and infusion therapies furnished and billed by an approved home health agency; • Durable Medical Equipment when billed by a licensed home health agency; and • Services and supplies required by the home health agency to provide the care.

  • When provided within the above defined Levels of Care, additional covered expenses include: • Approved medications and infusion therapies furnished and billed by an approved hospice agency; • Durable Medical Equipment when billed by a licensed hospice care program; and • Services and supplies required by the hospice agency to provide the care.

  • Approved medications will be distributed at the appropriate time through the main office.

  • When provided within the above defined Levels of Care, additional covered expenses include:  Approved medications and infusion therapies furnished and billed by an approved hospice agency;  Durable Medical Equipment when billed by a licensed hospice care program; and  Services and supplies required by the Hospice agency to provide the care.

  • Additional items and expenses covered when home health care is provided include:  Approved medications and infusion therapies furnished and billed by an approved Home Health agency;  Durable Medical Equipment when billed by a licensed home health agency; and  Services and supplies required by the Home Health agency to provide the care.

  • In a zip lock or toiletry bag labeled with your NAME, please pack the following: Toothbrush and toothpaste Soap, sunscreen, personal toiletries Give to your teacher: Approved medications and written directions (with your name on it—teacher will oversee all medications) Optional: Camera ** If your phone is your primary camera, students can bring this if pre-approved by the teacher.