Inpatient treatment means mental health or substance abuse services delivered on a
Inpatient treatment means twenty-four-hour-per-day mental
Inpatient treatment means mental health or substance abuse services delivered on a 24-hour per day basis in a hospital, alcohol or drug rehabilitation facility, an intermediate care facility or an inpatient unit of a mental health treatment center.
Examples of Inpatient treatment in a sentence
You or your Provider must notify us as soon as possible from when you begin receiving emergency In-patient treatment, and within 24 hours after the emergency ends and your condition stabilizes.
More Definitions of Inpatient treatment
Inpatient treatment means any medical treatment rendered to the Insured at a Hospital in connection with any Injury or Illness resulting in Hospitalization.
Inpatient treatment means placement for observation, diagnosis, or treatment of mental illness in a
Inpatient treatment means the process of providing residential diagnostic and treatment services on a scheduled basis;
Inpatient treatment means twenty-four-hour-per-day mental health care provided within a general hospital, psychiatric hospital, residential treatment facility licensed or certified by the department of health as an evaluation and treatment facility for minors, secure withdrawal management and stabilization facility for minors, or approved substance use disorder treatment program for minors.
Inpatient treatment means treatment services offered or provided for a continuous period of more than twenty-four (24) hours in residence after admission to a mental health or substance abuse treatment facility for the purpose of observation, evaluation or treatment;
Inpatient treatment means any Emergency care treatment rendered to the Insured at a Hospital in connection with any Injury or Illness resulting in Hospitalization.