Point of service plan definition

Point of service plan means a benefit plan offered by the
Point of service plan means a benefit plan offered by the pool under which a covered person may elect to receive covered services from network providers, or nonnetwork providers at a reduced rate of benefits.
Point of service plan means a benefit plan offered

More Definitions of Point of service plan

Point of service plan means an arrangement under which:
Point of service plan means an arrangement under which an enrollee chooses to obtain benefits or services through:
Point of service plan or "open plan" means a managed health care plan that allows enrollees to use health care providers other than providers under direct contract with or employed by the plan, even if the plan provides incentives, including financial incentives, for covered persons to use the plan's designated participating providers;
Point of service plan means a health benefits plan that allows a
Point of service plan means a plan in which an eligible enrollee is covered under both an HMO evidence of coverage and an indemnity insurance policy or certificate and may select, on a point of service basis, between using the HMO or the indemnity benefit program.
Point of service plan or "open plan" means a
Point of service plan means an arrangement under which an enrollee may choose to obtain benefits and services, or both benefits and services, through either a health maintenance organization delivery network, including a limited provider network, or through a non-network delivery system outside the health maintenance organization's health care delivery network, including a limited provider network, and that are administered through an indemnity benefit arrangement for the cost of health care services. (3) "Preferred provider benefit plan" means an insurance policy issued