Interperiodic Encounter definition

Interperiodic Encounter means any medically necessary visit to a Connecticut Medical Assistance provider, other than for the purpose of performing a periodic comprehensive health screening. Such encounters include, but are not limited to, physician's office visits, clinic visits, and other primary care visits.
Interperiodic Encounter means any medically necessary visit to a Connecticut Medical Assistance provider, other than for the purpose of performing a periodicDepartment of Social Services §17b-262-468comprehensive health screening. Such encounters include, but are not limited to, physician’s office visits, clinic visits, and other primary care visits.

Related to Interperiodic Encounter

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