Audiology Sample Clauses

Audiology. Services related to your hearing to be administered by a qualified audiologist.
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Audiology. This term includes:
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Audiology. The Contractor shall provide medically necessary audiology services to evaluate hearing loss for all members, on both an inpatient and outpatient basis. Hearing aids are covered only for members under the age of 21 receiving EPSDT services.
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Audiology. Audiology services are services defined in the IFSP for a child whose auditory sensitivity and acuity is so deficient as to interfere with normal functioning and includes: 1) determination of the range, nature and degree of hearing loss and communication functions by use of audiological evaluation procedures, and 2) determination of the child's need for individual amplification including selecting, fitting, and dispensing appropriate listening and vibrotactile devices, and evaluating the effectiveness of those devices. Family training, counseling and support is integral to each service. MEDICAL SERVICES (Diagnostic purposes only) Medical services are only for diagnostic and evaluation purposes when: 1) the child's record documents that other evaluations or assessments have failed to determine the child's eligibility for EI services, and 2) there is documented evidence that the child is likely to be determined eligible if additional diagnostic services are provided. The services are for the purpose of identifying and/or determining the nature and extent of a child's medical or other health-related condition in order to determine eligibility for EI services. NURSING/HEALTH SERVICES Nursing services are professional health services defined in the IFSP that are necessary to enable a child to benefit from the other early intervention services. Nursing services are covered only during the time that the child is receiving other EI services. Services include medication administration/monitoring, catheterization, tube feeding and suctioning as prescribed by a licensed physician and as defined in the IFSP. Family training, counseling and support is integral to each service. NUTRITION Nutrition services as defined in the IFSP include conducting individual assessments, developing and monitoring appropriate plans to address the nutritional needs of the child. Family training, counseling and support is integral to each service. OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY Occupational therapy services as defined in the IFSP include planning and implementation of a therapy program of purposeful activities which are rehabilitative, habilitative or restorative as prescribed by a licensed physician. These activities are designed to: 1) address the functional needs of the child in various developmental domains, particularly related to adaptive development, behavior and play, and sensory, motor and postural development; 2) improve the child's functional ability to perform tasks at home and in other ...
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Audiology. Hearing Tests (7.7.3)
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Audiology. 100% reimbursement of a hearing aid or two (2) hearing aids, if prescribed at one time (including dispensing fee), once per thirty-six
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Audiology. Provides outpatient medical care for pediatric and adult patients which includes the diagnosis, treatment, education, prevention, and consultation including, but not limited to, audiology medical and surgical treatment, hearing aid selection and fittings, audiology therapy.
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Audiology. (e) Podiatry;
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Audiology. Member Districts will be charged a pro-rated share of SEDOL’s budgeted expenditures for audiology services provided to Member District students who are not enrolled at SEDOL. One-half (½) of the approved audiology budget will be billed to Member Districts based on the number of audiology contacts (including no-shows) of each Member District’s students in the previous school year compared to the cumulative number of audiology contacts (including no-shows) of all Member Districts in the previous school year. This xxxx will be mailed each September. One-half (½) of the approved audiology budget will be billed to Member Districts based on each Member District’s total Fall enrollment compared to the cumulative Fall enrollment of all Member Districts. This xxxx will be mailed each January.
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