Common use of Medicaid Clause in Contracts

Medicaid. The Practice does not bill or seek reimbursement from Medicaid. Patients who are Medicaid beneficiaries understand that they are joining the Practice under private contract. Therefore, the Patient is responsible for Membership fees and/or fees for any additional products or services which the Practice provides to you under this Agreement. Neither the Practice nor the Patient may submit charges for such fees to Medicaid for reimbursement. Prescriptions, lab testing, imaging, etc., which are not personally provided by the Practice, may be submitted by the Patient to Medicaid for reimbursement consideration.

Medicaid. The Practice does not bill ▇▇▇▇ or seek reimbursement from Medicaid. Patients who are Medicaid beneficiaries understand that they are joining the Practice under private contract. Therefore, the Patient is responsible for Membership fees and/or fees for any additional products or services which the Practice provides to you under this Agreement. Neither the Practice nor the Patient may submit charges for such fees to Medicaid for reimbursement. Prescriptions, lab testing, imaging, etc., which are not personally provided by the Practice, may be submitted by the Patient to Medicaid for reimbursement consideration.

Medicaid. The Practice does not bill or seek reimbursement from Medicaid. Patients who are Medicaid beneficiaries understand that they are joining the Practice under private contract. Therefore, the Patient is personally responsible for Membership fees and/or fees the charges for any additional products or services which provided by the Practice provides to you under this Agreement. Neither the Practice nor the Patient may submit charges for such fees to Medicaid for reimbursement. Prescriptions, lab testing, imaging, etc., which are not personally provided by the Practice, may be submitted by the Patient to Medicaid for reimbursement consideration. The Practice cannot guarantee Medicaid reimbursement.