Common use of Emergency Room Services Clause in Contracts

Emergency Room Services. In an emergency, such as a suspected heart attack, stroke, or poisoning, you should go directly to the nearest medical facility or call 911 (or the local emergency phone number). After meeting your deductible, you pay a copayment per visit for in-network or out-of-network emergency room services. This copayment is waived if you are admitted to the hospital or for an observation stay. See the chart for your cost share. Telehealth Services You are covered for certain medical and behavioral health services for conditions that can be treated through video visits from an approved Telehealth provider. These Telehealth services are available by using your computer or mobile device when you prefer not to make an in-person visit for any reason to a doctor or therapist. For a list of Telehealth providers, visit the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx; consult the Provider Directory; or call the Physician Selection Service at 0-000-000-0000. Utilization Review Requirements You must follow the requirements of Utilization Review, including Pre-Admission Review, Pre-Service Approval for certain outpatient services, Concurrent Review and Discharge Planning, and Individual Case Management. For detailed information about Utilization Review, see your benefit description. If you need non- emergency or non-maternity hospitalization, you, or someone on your behalf, must call the number on your ID card for pre- approval. If you do not notify Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts and receive pre-approval, your benefits may be reduced or denied.

Appears in 10 contracts

Samples: Agreement, Agreement, Agreement

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