Claims for Emergency and Urgent Services Sample Clauses

Claims for Emergency and Urgent Services. If Emergency or Urgent Services are not received from a Blue Shield of California provider, the Member may be required to pay the provider for the entire cost of the service and request reimbursement from Blue Shield. A completed claim form and medical records must be submitted to Blue Shield within one year of the service date. Claims for Emergency or Urgent Services will be reviewed retrospectively for coverage. For information on claims for Emergency or Ur- gent Services received outside of California see the Inter-Plan Arrangements section of the EOC. within California, the amount you pay, if not sub- ject to a flat dollar Copayment, is calculated based on Blue Shield’s Allowed Charges.
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Claims for Emergency and Urgent Services. If Emergency or Urgent Services are not received from a Blue Shield of California provider, the Member may be required to pay the provider for the entire cost of the service and request reimbursement from Blue Shield. A completed claim form and medical records must be submitted to Blue Shield within one year of the service date. Claims for Emergency or Urgent Services will be reviewed retrospectively for coverage. For information on claims for Emergency or Ur- gent Services received outside of California see the Inter-Plan Arrangements section of the EOC. NurseHelp 24/7 sm The NurseHelp 24/7 program offers Members access to registered nurses 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Registered nurses can provide assistance in answering many health-related questions, including concerns about:
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Claims for Emergency and Urgent Services. If Emergency or Urgent Services are not received from a Blue Shield of California provider, the Member may be required to pay the provider for the entire cost of the service and request
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