Examples of Authorization of Services in a sentence
The notice shall meet the requirements of 42 CFR 438.404, “Notice of Action.” See Section 6.3.2, Authorization of Services and Notices of Action for additional information.
Refer to the Authorization of Services and Supplies section of this Benefit Plan and the Schedule of Benefits for additional information.
Offeror has failed to make progress in the performance of the requirements of the Contract or Authorization of Services, or Offeror fails to give PMGAA adequate assurance the Offeror will perform the Contract in full and on time.
Offeror has failed to furnish the required service(s) and/or product(s) within the time stipulated in the Contract or associated Authorization of Services.
Authorization of Services: The Contractor shall have in place and follow written policies and procedures for the processing of requests for initial and continuing authorizations of services.
All Admissions (including, but not limited to, elective or non-emergency, Emergency, Pregnancy Care, Mental Disorders and alcohol and/or drug abuse Admissions) must be Authorized as outlined in Authorization of Services.
Consultant has failed to furnish the required service(s) and/or product(s) within the time stipulated in the Contract or associated Authorization of Services.
Authorization of Services: The processing of requests for initial and continuing service delivery.
Consultant has failed to make progress in the performance of the requirements of the Contract or Authorization of Services, or Consultant fails to give PMGAA adequate assurance the Consultant will perform the Contract in full and on time.
The Managed Care Plan may provide any of the following in lieu of services to enrollees when determined medically appropriate, in accordance with the requirements specified in Attachment II, Section VI., Coverage and Authorization of Services, after obtaining approval from the Agency: Structured Family Caregiving - A service for plan members residing in nursing facilities who can be transitioned safely in a community setting but for whom more intensive in-home assistance/support is needed.