Covered provider definition
Covered provider means the following facilities or providers:
Covered provider means the entity entering into a Contract with the Department of Human Services’ Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services or the Department of Children and Families to provide mental health, behavioral health, and addiction services that employs more than 10 covered employees.
Covered provider means a provider that the Department has determined is qualified to make a determination of presumptive eligibility for a pregnant woman and that meets the criteria defined in Section 1920(b)(2) of the Social Security Act;
More Definitions of Covered provider
Covered provider means a nursing home, a home health agency, a nurse registry, a companion or homemaker service provider, an ALF, an AFCH, or an ADCC licensed or registered under ch. 400, F.S., or ch. 429, F.S.
Covered provider means an individual who is licensed to engage in:
Covered provider means a provider whom the Department determines is qualified to make a determination of presumptive eligibility for a pregnant woman and who meets the criteria defined in Section 1920(b)(2) of the Social Security Act. Covered provider also means a hospital that elects to be a qualified entity under a memorandum of agreement with the Department;
Covered provider means the entity entering into a Contract
Covered provider means an AMBULATORY SURGICAL CENTER, a HOME HEALTH
Covered provider means a participating or nonparticipating provider which has been recognized by the Plan Supervisor as a provider of services for Benefits described in this Wrap Plan Document. A provider may, because of the limited scope of practice, be covered only for certain services provided. To determine if a provider is covered, the Plan Supervisor looks to the nature of the services rendered, the extent of licensure and is recognized by the Plan Supervisor as a provider of services for Benefits described in the Wrap Plan Document.
Covered provider has the meaning provided in the AE Audit Guidelines.