Authorized health care provider means an individual who is licensed by the State of California to prescribe medication.
Authorized health care provider means a health care professional who meets the definition of attending physician, as provided in Oregon workers’ compensation laws.
Authorized health care provider means a currently licensed health care professional who is legally authorized in California to issue a prescription for or dispense an epinephrine auto-injector to an individual who meets the requirements of Section 100046 of this Chapter.
More Definitions of Authorized health care provider
Authorized health care provider means an individual allowed by law to prescribe and administer prescription drugs in the course of professional practice.
Authorized health care provider means a physician, as defined in Education Code 38.201, or person who has been delegated pre- scriptive authority by a physician under Occupations Code Chapter 157.
Authorized health care provider means a person who is licensed to practice medicine and such other persons as are included by operation of state law. In no circumstances will a family member of an executive be an Authorized Health Care Provider for purposes of that executive’s claim for benefits under this Plan.
Authorized health care provider means an individual who qualifies as a covered health care provider as defined in 45 Code of Federal Regulations section 162.103.
Authorized health care provider means a health care provider that is authorized to sign a do-not-resuscitate order form for a person and is limited to the person's:
Authorized health care provider means an individual:
Authorized health care provider means a person or entity that: (a) is licensed to provide health care services directly to its patients in an institutional setting, or (b) provides skilled home health care services and products directly to its patients in a home health care setting and MMCAP Participating Facility must be a licensed health care provider that provides nursing and/or dietician services to its patients, and the patients must be under the care of Member and have a written order for use of products under a plan of care. Examples of Authorized Health Care Providers may include: hospitals and hospital in-patient clinics, skilled nursing facilities, nursing homes, in-patient rehabilitation facilities, and home care agencies. Authorized Health Care Provider shall not include a person or entity that provides services in the following settings: physicians or physician’s offices, senior independent living or retirement facilities, food and drug wholesalers/retailers, distributors and other similar resellers, retail pharmacies, retail stores, and other similar entities. Further, Authorized Health care Provider shall not include companies that provide home delivery services, Internet ordering and delivery services, or similar services, unless such services are provided as a part of an Authorized Health Care Provider’s Own Use. Products will not be purchased for distribution in any manner that would compete in the retail marketplace. In addition, Products purchased under this Agreement shall not be resold, provided to patients at time of discharge, or provided to any employee of Member or any other entity or person outside of the Own Use requirements defined herein.