Examples of Emergent Care in a sentence
Emergent Care, Life-ThreateningIn an emergency, the member must be offered the opportunity to be seen in person immediately.
Emergent Care, Non-Life-Threatening Based on triage, when there is a significant risk of serious deterioration, the member must be seen within six (6) hours of the request.
Exceptions may be made for patients in need of Emergent Care or those seeking Medically Necessary services that are not available within another healthcare provider’s service area.
As a result of these reasonable beliefs, I am seeking immediate medical attention for my OB/GYN problems on an emergent/emergency basis at the GYN Emergent Care Center located at 3711 Long Beach Blvd., Suite 101, Long Beach, CA 90807.
It also includes information on: (1) Patient History, (2) LivingArrangements, (3) SupportiveAssistance, (4) Sensory Status, (5) Integumentary Status, (6) Respiratory Status, (7) Elimination Status, (8)Neuro/Emotional/Behavioral Status, (9) Activities of Daily Living/Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (ADL/IADL),(10) Medications, (11) Equipment Management, (12) Emergent Care, and(13) Discharge.
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All services other than Emergent Care require a Prior Authorization from the VA.
Hospital Admissions and Continued Stay Emergent Care GuidelinesRetroactive Referral RequestSECTION 5: UTILIZATION MANAGEMENT Hospital Admissions and Continued Stay The Medical Management Department authorizes inpatient admissions in accordance with the current Summary Plan Document (SPD) and Interqual Care Guidelines.
It also includes information on: (1) Patient History, (2) Living Arrangements, (3) Supportive Assistance, (4) Sensory Status, (5) Integumentary Status, (6) RespiratoryStatus, (7) Elimination Status, (8)Neuro/Emotional/Behavioral Status, (9) Activities of Daily Living/Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (ADL/IADL),(10) Medications, (11) Equipment Management, (12) Emergent Care, and(13) Discharge.