Eligible providers definition

Eligible providers means those providers specified in rule 441—88.44(249A) and subrule 88.45(1) with whom the department may contract to be patient managers.

Eligible providers means those providers considered eligible to provide mental health/substance use services or employee assistance services. For mental health/substance use services, eligible professional providers include psychiatrists, psychologists, licensed professional counselors, registered nurse clinical specialists and licensed clinical social workers, as defined herein. For employee assistance program (EAP) services, eligible providers are those considered eligible by the claims administrator for those services.

Eligible providers means those providers specified in rule 441—88.44(249A) and subrule 88.45

Examples of Eligible providers in a sentence

• Eligible providers may also receive grants under Part 2-3 (Other grants) of HESA in relation to the Tertiary Access Payment (TAP).

• Eligible providers will receive payments based on them achieving an increased number of Medi-Cal children who received eligible preventive dental services, as compared to a baseline pre-determined by the Department.

• Eligible providers include a local educational agency; a community-based organization of demonstrated effectiveness; a volunteer literacy organization of demonstrated effectiveness; an institution of higher education; a public or private non-profit agency; a library; a public housing authority; any other non-profit institution that has the ability to provide literacy services to adults and families; and a consortium of the agencies, organizations, institutions, libraries, or authorities described above.

• Eligible providers can sign directly in to ImmuNet and complete the profile registration (go to the next step of this guide).

• Eligible providers include licensed child care programs; Head Start grantees; LEAs; or a consortium of those entities.

• Eligible providers will receive a payment adjustment to the professional dispensing fee when medications are delivered to a personal residence (including homeless shelters).

• Eligible providers can be prepaid plans; public health clinics owned or operated by the District, hospital outpatient clinics, certain community health centers, and federally qualified health centers (FQHC) or physicians in private practice.

• Eligible providers of Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Services must meet the standards established by the State Health and Human Services Finance Commission and be approved as providers of this service.

• Eligible providers shall submit a written grant proposal (original and two copies) in the required format and content (information and assurances) to the State Agency Office.

• Eligible providers must submit an application in order to receive funding.

More Definitions of Eligible providers

Eligible providers means community-based organizations

Eligible providers means an ambulance transportation provider that bills and receives patient care revenue from the provision of ground emergency ambulance transports. "Ambulance transport provider" does not include a provider that is owned or operated by the state, cities, counties, fire protection districts, regional fire protection service authorities, port districts, public hospital districts, health care districts, federally recognized Indian tribes, or any unit of government as defined in 42 C.F.R. Sec. 433.50.