Preventive Care means certain Preventive Care services.
Preventive Care means routine treatment or examination provided when there is no objective indication or outward manifestation of impairment of normal health or normal bodily function, and which is not provided as a result of any Injury or Illness.
Preventive Care means the care or services rendered to avert disease/illness and/or its consequences. There are three levels of preventive care: primary, such as immunizations, aimed at preventing disease; secondary, such as disease screening programs aimed at early detection of disease; and tertiary, such as physical therapy, aimed at restoring function after the disease has occurred. Commonly, the term "preventive care" is used to designate prevention and early detection programs rather than treatment programs.
Examples of Preventive Care in a sentence
Preventive Care including, but not limited to, wellness exams, preventative Treatment, vaccinations, flea control and other parasite prevention, unless You purchase, unless you purchase Optional Defender/DefenderPlus Coverage.
Defender/DefenderPlus We will reimburse You, if shown on the Declarations Page, for the Preventive Care listed below that Your Pet(s) receives from a licensed Veterinarian during the Policy period.
Preventive Care including, but not limited to, wellness exams, preventative Treatment, vaccinations, flea control and other parasite prevention, unless You purchase Optional Defender or DefenderPlus Coverage.
Defender DefenderPlus We will reimburse You, if shown on the Declarations Page, for the Preventive Care listed below that Your Pet(s) receives from a licensed Veterinarian during the Policy period.
For Preventive Care Services see the Summary of Medical Benefits for the amount you pay when these services are provided in a physician’s office or clinic.
More Definitions of Preventive Care
Preventive Care is as specific set of evidence-based services expected to prevent future illness. These services are based on guidelines established by government agencies and professional medical societies. For more information about what services are covered as preventive see Preventive Care. Basic diagnostic lab, x-ray and imaging services that do not meet the preventive guidelines include but are not limited to: Barium enema Blood and blood services (storage and procurement, including blood banks), when medically necessary Bone density screening for osteoporosis Cardiac testing, including pulmonary function studies Diagnostic imaging like x-rays, and EKGs Lab services Mammograms for a medical condition Neurological and neuromuscular tests Pathology tests Major diagnostic x-ray and imaging services include: Computed Tomography (CT) scan High technology ultrasounds Nuclear cardiology Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Magnetic Resonance Angiography (MRA) Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scan Allergy tests. These services are covered under the Allergy Testing and Treatment benefit. This plan covers pediatric services until the end of the month of a member’s 19th birthday, when all eligibility requirements are met. These services are covered as stated on the Summary of Your Costs. Coverage for routine eye exams and glasses includes the following: Vision exams including dilation and with refraction by an ophthalmologist or an optometrist. A vision exam may consist of external and ophthalmoscopic examination, determination of the best corrected visual acuity, determination of the refractive state, gross visual fields, basic sensorimotor examination and glaucoma screening. Glasses, frames and lenses Contact lenses instead of glasses Contact lenses or glasses required for medical reasons Comprehensive low vision evaluation and follow up visits Low vision devices, high power spectacles, magnifiers and telescopes when medically necessary This plan uses a prescription drug formulary. Please refer to your ID card for your prescription drug formulary. Some prescription drugs require prior authorization. See Prior Authorization for details. Benefits available under this plan will be provided for “off-label” use, including administration, of prescription drugs for treatment of a covered condition when use of the drug is recognized as effective for treatment of such condition by one of the following: One of the following standard reference ...
Preventive Care means health services provided by health care professionals to identify and treat asymptomatic individuals who have risk factors or preclinical disease, but in whom the disease is not clinically apparent, including immunizations and screening, counseling, treatment, and medication determined by scientific evidence to be effective in preventing or detecting a condition.
Preventive Care means Preventive Care services.Benefits mandated through the PPACA legislation include preventive care such as immunizations, screenings, and other services that are listed as recommended by the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF), the Health Resources Services Administration (HRSA), and the Federal Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Preferred Administrators follows CDC age restrictions and limitations.See https://www.healthcare.gov/coverage/preventive-care-benefits/ or www.preferred admin.net for more details. Important Note: The preventive care services identified through the above links are recommended services. It is up to the provider of care to determine which services to provide; the Plan Administrator has the authority to determine which services will be covered. Preventive Care services will be covered at 100% with any Contracted Provider.
Preventive Care means health care provided for prevention and early detection of disease, illness, injury or other health condition and, in the case of a full service plan includes but is not limited to all of the basic health care services required by subsection (b)(5) of Section 1345 of the Act, and Section 1300.67(f) of Title 28.
Preventive Care. As used in the Contract preventive care means:
Preventive Care means health services provided by health care
Preventive Care means Treatment intended for the prevention of an Injury.
z. Reasonable and Customary Charges means typical fees or the cost that Veterinarians charge in Your geographic area based on available veterinary fee information and proprietary data.
aa. Symptoms means the first departure from normal function or feeling which is noticed by You or Your Veterinarian, reflecting the presence of an Injury.
bb. Treatment means any test, x-ray, medication, surgery, hospitalization, nursing, and care provided or prescribed by a Veterinarian to treat a covered Injury. Treatment must be performed by a licensed Veterinarian to be considered for eligibility.
cc. Veterinarian means a licensed physician for animals and a provider of veterinary medicine. Veterinarian shall not include You or a member of Your immediate family.
dd. Waiting Period means a period of time specified in the Policy that must pass before some or all of the coverage begins. The Waiting Period applies to the Pet Original Start Date and any coverage increases but does not apply to Your annual renewal, provided You maintain continuous coverage with Us. The Waiting Period begins as of the Effective date of the Coverage Period.
ee. We/Us/Our (also Insurer) means Independence American Insurance Company. ff. You/Your (also Policyholder) means the person named in the Declarations Page.
3. What is Covered
a. Laboratory tests, x-rays, ultrasound, MRI and CT scans;
b. Surgery;
c. Hospitalization;
d. Prescription Medication that is prescribed by a Veterinarian;
e. Extractions to permanent broken teeth due to an Accident;
f. Hydrotherapy and Physical Therapy;