Covered Transplant Procedure means any Medically Necessary, human-to-human, organ or tissue transplants performed upon an Insured who satisfies medical criteria developed by SHL for receiving transplant services.
Covered Transplant Procedure means any Medically Necessary, human-to- human, organ or tissue transplants performed upon a Member who satisfies medical criteria developed by the CO-OP for receiving transplant services.
Covered Transplant Procedure means any Medically Necessary, human-to-human, organ or tissue transplants performed upon a Member who satisfies medical criteria developed by HPN for receiving transplant services.
Examples of Covered Transplant Procedure in a sentence
If a Covered Transplant Procedure is not performed as scheduled due to a change in the Insured’s medical condition or death, benefits will be paid for Prior Authorized Eligible Medical Expenses or the Recognized Amount, when applicable, incurred during the Transplant Benefit Period.
More Definitions of Covered Transplant Procedure
Covered Transplant Procedure means any human to human Medically Necessary organ or tissue transplant specified in Part IX.H. of this Certificate, subject to the limitations stated in Part X. of this Certificate.
Covered Transplant Procedure means a Medically Necessary adult or pediatric human organ and tissue transplant:
Covered Transplant Procedure includes any Medically Necessary human organ and stem cell/bone marrow transplants and transfusions as determined by us including necessary acquisition procedures, harvest and storage, and including Medically Necessary preparatory myeloablative therapy.
Covered Transplant Procedure means any Medically Necessary, human-to-human solid organs (heart, lung, liver, pancreas, kidney, multi-visceral/small bowel, or any combination thereof as a multi-organ transplant), bone marrow, stem cell, cord-blood and islet transplants performed upon a Member who satisfies medical criteria developed by the CO-OP for receiving transplant services.
Covered Transplant Procedure means any of the following non-experimental human to human organ or tissue transplants if the transplant is not an Experimental or Investigational Procedure and if provided through the National Medical Excellence Program: heart, heart and lung, lung, kidney, liver, pancreas, kidney and pancreas, and bone marrow.