Medication Expenses (Outpatient) Sample Clauses

Medication Expenses (Outpatient). Expenses related to the medications on the prescriptions written out by doctors after an examination and belonging only to pharmaceuticals licensed by the Ministry of Health and expenses related to the medications on the prescriptions written out by doctors abroad will be paid from the Medication Expenses (Outpatient) in the framework of contract provisions. In order for medication expenses to be paid the freelance professional receipt or bill showing the fee paid for the doctor examination, the cashier receipt for the medication, the print from the medication box showing the medication’s name and the doctor prescription must be presented. Also the date on the bill or cashier receipt for the medication must be within the policy term. The payment of medications that the doctor decides must be used continuously will only be made if the Insurance Company doctor approves and the medication use is within the policy period. The prescriptions made out to our Insured must have the doctor’s diploma number, signature and stamp, protocol number, diagnosis and specialty of doctor. (A Compensation Request Form will be sought for prescriptions with no protocol number). Medications that do not match this criteria and prescription format will not be paid by our Company. The expenses for medications that are critical for treatment, do not have an equivalent in Turkey and must be imported from abroad are covered on the conditions that the Insurance Company approves them. All protective vaccinations (children’s vaccinations, rabies, hepatitis, flu, tetanus) are paid from this coverage. Blood and plasma expenses are covered by the medications coverage.
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