Laboratory, Radiology/Lab, X-Ray and Diagnostics Services – Outpatient Sample Clauses

Laboratory, Radiology/Lab, X-Ray and Diagnostics Services – Outpatient. A. In order for laboratory and radiology services to be covered, Members are required to have the services performed only by Network Provider laboratory and radiology providers. Services rendered by Network Provider laboratory and radiology providers will be covered even if ordered by Health Care Practitioners who are not Network Providers. The Member’s cost share for Laboratory and Radiology Services may vary depending upon whether the Member selects Tier 1 or Tier 2 Network Providers to provide such services.
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