Fertility Drugs Sample Clauses

Fertility Drugs. The HMO must get prior authorization from the Chief Medical Officer in the Division of Health Care Financing before an HMO provider may treat an enrollee with any of the following drug products: Chorionic Gonadotropin, Clomiphene, Gonadorelin, Menotropins, Urofollitropin and any other new fertility enhancing drugs.
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Fertility Drugs. Benefits are available for fertility drugs in connection with the diagnosis and/or treatment of infertility which are self‐administered that require a written pre­ scription by federal law.
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Fertility Drugs. Coverage for fertility drugs: STATUS QUO (where there is an existing cap, it remains)
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Fertility Drugs. Fertility Drugs are not insured under this Plan Agents Agents are not insured under this Plan C MAJOR MEDICAL COMPONENT Payment will be made for the following eligible expenses that you incur in your province of residence. Medical Supplies and Appliances This Plan will rent or purchase at the option of the Company, the following durable equipment: aerosol equipment, mist tents and nebulizers for cystic fibrosis, acute emphysema, chronic obstructive bronchitis or chronic asthma apnea monitors for respiratory artificial eyes, including repair and replacement (maximum per Person Insured per Benefit Period for repair and replacement) artificial limbs including repair and replacement but excluding myoelectrical limbs (maximum per Person Insured per Benefit Period for repair and replacement) bed rail braces with rigid supports diabetic monitoring and administration equipment to a lifetime maximum of per Person Insured external breast prosthesis, and four surgical brassieres per Benefit Period, post mastectomy intermittent positive pressure breathing machine head halter standard hospital beds, excluding electric hospital beds orthotic shoe insert appliances prescribed by a Physician to a maximum of per Person Insured per Benefit Period shoulder harnesses sphygmomanometers (blood pressure cuff) to a lifetime maximum of per Person Insured traction apparatus transcutaneous nerve stimulator to a lifetime maximum of per Person Insured trapeze bars standard wheelchairs, or where medically necessary, electrical wheelchairs to a lifetime maximum of or electric, per Person Insured Under no circumstances will maintenance of any durable equipment be an eligible expense.
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