Foot Care. We do not Cover foot care, in connection with corns, calluses, flat feet, fallen arches, weak feet, chronic foot strain or symptomatic complaints of the feet.
Foot Care. This plan does not cover routine foot care. It also does not cover services to ease foot pain or other symptoms. Examples are: Care to keep feet clean and healthy Care for fallen arches or flat feet Care of corns, bunions, calluses, or toenails. This does not apply to surgery on foot bones or ingrown toenails. Other foot problems that cause pain or other symptoms but have no exact cause or cure The only exception is for foot care you need if you have diabetes. Government Facilities This plan does not cover services provided by a state or federal hospital which is not a participating facility, except for emergency services or other covered services as required by law or regulation. Growth Hormone This plan does not cover growth hormones for the following: To stimulate growth, except when it meets medical standards Treatment of idiopathic short stature without growth-hormone deficiency Hair Loss This plan does not cover: Drugs, supplies, equipment, or procedures to replace hair, slow hair loss or stimulate hair growth Hair prostheses, such as wigs or hair weaves, transplants and implants Hearing Examinations and Hearing Aids This plan does not cover routine hearing exams; hearing aids and their fitting and maintenance, except as defined by the USPSTF for preventive benefits. Hospital Admission Limitations This plan does not cover hospital stays solely for diagnostic studies, physical examinations, checkups, medical evaluations, or observations, unless: The services cannot be provided without the use of a hospital There is a medical condition that makes hospital care medically necessary Illegal Acts and Terrorism This plan does not cover illness or injuries resulting from a member’s commission of: A felony (except for a victim of domestic violence) An act of terrorism An act of riot or revolt Infertility and Assisted Reproduction This plan does not cover: Services for infertility or fertility problems Assisted reproduction methods, such as artificial insemination or in-vitro fertilization Services to make you more fertile or for multiple births Undoing of sterilization surgery Complications of these services The only exception is for diagnosing infertility. Laser Therapy Benefits are not provided for low-level laser therapy for any diagnosis, including vitiligo. Military-Related Disabilities This plan does not cover services to which you are legally entitled for a military service-connected disability and for which faciliti...
Foot Care. (routine), including any service involving the feet or parts of the feet, in the absence of diabetes, peripheral circulatory or neurovascular disease including: non-surgical treatment of bunions; flat feet; fallen arches; chronic foot strain; trimming of toenails, corns or calluses. This Exclusion does not apply to services otherwise covered under Diabetes Outpatient Self- Management, as described in Part IX. COVERED MEDICAL SERVICES.
Foot Care. The Plan provides Benefits for Medically Necessary podiatry services, including diabetic foot exam and systemic circulatory disease. Routine foot care is not covered. See Section 5 for more information on excluded foot care.
Foot Care. The cutting, debridement, trimming, reduction, removal or other care of corns, calluses, flat feet, fallen arches, weak feet, chronic foot strain, dystrophic nails, excrescences, helomas, hyperkeratosis, hypertrophic nails, non-infected ingrown nails, deratomas, keratosis, onychauxis, onychocryptosis, tylomas or symptomatic complaints of the feet. Routine Foot Care also includes orthopedic shoes, and supportive devices for the foot. SERVICE AREA. A geographic area We define by [ZIP codes] [county]. SKILLED NURSING CARE. Services which are more intensive than Custodial Care, are provided by a registered nurse or licensed practical nurse ,and require the technical skills and professional training of a registered nurse or licensed practical nurse SKILLED NURSING FACILITY. A Facility which mainly provides full-time Skilled Nursing Care for Ill or Injured people who do not need to be in a Hospital. It must carry out its stated purpose under all relevant state and local laws, and it must either: be accredited for its stated purpose by the Joint Commission; or be approved for its stated purpose by Medicare.
Foot Care. Employees will be covered for 80% with a $400 annual maximum for arch supports and orthotic shoes etc. Please see detailed benefits booklet for further details on all benefits.
Foot Care. The cutting, debridement, trimming, reduction, removal or other care of corns, calluses, flat feet, fallen arches, weak feet, chronic foot strain, dystrophic nails, excrescences, helomas, hyperkeratosis, hypertrophic nails, non-infected ingrown nails, deratomas, keratosis, onychauxis, onychocryptosis, tylomas or symptomatic complaints of the feet. Routine Foot Care also includes orthopedic shoes, and supportive devices for the foot. SERVICE AREA. A geographic area We define by [ZIP codes] [county]. SKILLED NURSING CARE. Services which are more intensive than Custodial Care, are provided by a Nurse, and require the technical skills and professional training of a Nurse.
Foot Care. This plan covers routine foot care for the treatment of diabetes. Covered services include treatment for corns, calluses, toenail conditions other than infection and hypertrophy or hyperplasia of the skin of the feet. Infusion Therapy This benefit is provided for outpatient professional services, supplies, drugs and solutions required for infusion therapy. Infusion therapy (also known as intravenous therapy) is the administration of fluids into a vein by means of a needle or catheter, most often used for the following purposes: • To maintain fluid and electrolyte balance • To correct fluid volume deficiencies after excessive loss of body fluids • Members that are unable to take sufficient volumes of fluids orally • Prolonged nutritional support for members with gastrointestinal dysfunction This benefit doesn’t cover over-the-counter drugs, solutions and nutritional supplements.
Foot Care a. Foot soaks, limited to 10 minutes, and toenail filing are allowed.
Foot Care. 1. Routine foot care. Examples include the cutting or removal of corns and calluses. This exclusion does not apply to preventive foot care if you have diabetes for which Benefits are provided as described under Diabetes Services in Section 1: Covered Health Care Services.
