PCP definition

PCP means Primary Care Provider.

PCP means a primary care physician, which is a physician who has a primary specialty designation of internal medicine, family practice, pediatrics or obstetrics/gynecology.

PCP means a provider who gives or directs health care services for you. PCPs include internists, family practitioners, general practitioners, Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRN), Physician Assistants (PA), obstetrician gynecologist (ob-gyn) and pediatricians or any other practice allowed by us. A PCP supervises, directs and gives initial care and basic medical services to you and is in charge of your ongoing care.

Examples of PCP in a sentence

• The Plan of Care is a written plan developed in collaboration with the member, the member’s family (with written consent), guardian or adult caretaker, PCP and other providers involved with the member to delineate the Intensive Care Activities to be undertaken to address key issues of risk for the member.

• The Contractor will have written policies and procedures for assigning each of its members who have not selected a primary care provider (PCP) at the time of enrollment to a PCP.

• PROVIDER (PCP) Primary Care Provider (PCP) is a class of physicians that typically includes family and general practice, pediatrics, gynecology, internal medicine, geriatrics, or other medical specialists who have a demonstrated clinical relationship as the principal coordinator of care for children or adults and who are prepared to undertake the responsibilities of serving as a PCP as stipulated in the Contractor’s primary care agreements.

• As applicable to the eligible populations, the Contractor’s algorithm for PCP assignment for persons not selecting a PCP must include an EOHHS approved factor for prioritizing PCP assignment to EOHHS certified AEs as set forth in Section 2.05.07 of this amended contract, “Assignment of Primary Care Providers”.

• An Intensive Care Management Plan is a written plan developed in collaboration with the member, the member’s family (with written consent), guardian or adult caretaker, PCP and other providers involved with the member to delineate the Intensive Care Activities to be undertaken to address key issues of risk for the member that were identified in the course of the member’s enrollment with the Contractor.

More Definitions of PCP

PCP means a qualified physician, or certified nurse practitioner or team of no more than four (4) qualified physicians/nurse practitioners which provides all required primary care services contained in the Benefit Package to Enrollees.

PCP means each personal contract plan agreement entered into between an Obligor and VWFS in the form of standard business terms or otherwise pursuant to which VWFS has provided financing to an Obligor where the Final Rental Amount is substantially greater than the previous payments due under such contract and such Final Rental Amount is optional pursuant to the terms of such contract.

PCP means health care practitioners in the following disciplines:

PCP means Primary Care Physician/Practitioner. “PIHP” means Prepaid Inpatient Health Plan.

PCP means a health care provider who, within the scope of the provider’s practice, supervises, coordinates, prescribes or otherwise provides or proposes to provide health care services to a Member, initiates Member referral for specialist care and maintains continuity of Member care.

PCP means a Primary Care Provider; an individual who meets the requirements of A.R.S. §36-2901, and who is responsible for the management of a member’s health care. A PCP may be a physician defined as a person licensed as an allopathic or osteopathic physician according to A.R.S. Title 32, Chapter 13 or Chapter 17, or a practitioner defined as physician assistant licensed under A.R.S. Title 32, Chapter 25, or a certified nurse practitioner licensed under A.R.S. Title 32, Chapter 15.

PCP means a Plan Provider who has an independent contractor agreement with HPN to assume responsibility for arranging and coordinating the delivery of Covered Services to Members. A Primary Care Physician’s agreement with HPN may terminate. In the event that a Member’s Primary Care Physician’s agreement terminates, the Member will be required to select another Primary Care Physician.