Qualified Treatment Facility definition
Qualified Treatment Facility means a non-hospital residential facility certified by the District of Columbia or by any jurisdiction in which it is located, as a qualified non-hospital provider of treatment for Drug Use Disorder, Alcohol Use Disorder, Mental Illness, or any combination of these, in a residential setting. A non-hospital residential facility includes any facility operated by the District of Columbia, any state or territory or the federal government to provide these services in a residential setting. It is not a facility licensed as a general or special hospital. A non-hospital residential facility also must meet or exceed guidelines established for such a facility by CareFirst BlueChoice.
Qualified Treatment Facility means a non-hospital residential facility certified by the District of Columbia or by any jurisdiction in which it is located, as a qualified non-hospital provider of treatment for Drug Use Disorder, Alcohol Use Disorder, Mental Illness, or any combination of these, in a residential setting. A non-hospital residential facility includes any facility operated by the District of Columbia, any state or territory or the federal government to provide these services in a residential setting. It is not a facility licensed as a general or special hospital. A non-hospital residential facility also must meet or exceed guidelines established for such a facility by CareFirst.
Qualified Treatment Facility means a facility, operating within the scope of its license, whose purpose is to provide organized health care and treatment to individuals, such as a Hospital, Ambulatory Surgical Center, Psychiatric Hospital, community mental health center, residential treatment facility, Psychiatric Day Treatment Facility, Substance Abuse Facility, alternative Birthing Center, Home Health Care Agency, or any other such facility that the Plan approves.
Examples of Qualified Treatment Facility in a sentence
Benefits are available for diagnosis and treatment for Substance Use Disorder, including inpatient detoxification and rehabilitation services in an acute care hospital or Qualified Treatment Facility.
Benefits are available for diagnosis and treatment for Substance Abuse, including inpatient detoxification and rehabilitation services in an acute care hospital or Qualified Treatment Facility.
More Definitions of Qualified Treatment Facility
Qualified Treatment Facility means only a facility, institution or clinic duly licensed, primarily established and operating within the scope of its license. Treatment must be provided for the cause for which benefits are payable under the provision of the Plan referring to a Qualified Treatment Facility.