Common use of Non-Emergency Transportation Clause in Contracts

Non-Emergency Transportation. CONTRACTOR shall transport Client to locations 15 that are considered necessary and/or important to the Client's recovery plan including, but not limited to, 16 Social Security Administration offices for Supplemental Security Income benefits and for non- 17 emergency medical or mental health services not identified in Subparagraph 22.a. above, that require 18 treatment at a physician office, urgent care, or emergency room when an ambulance provider is not 19 necessary or required for transportation based on the level of severity and/or services required by the 20 Client.

Non-Emergency Transportation. CONTRACTOR shall transport Client to locations 15 26 that are considered necessary and/or important to the Client's recovery plan including, but not limited to, 16 27 Social Security Administration offices for Supplemental Security Income benefits and for non- 17 28 emergency medical or mental health services not identified in Subparagraph 22.a. above, that require 18 29 treatment at a physician office, urgent care, or emergency room when an ambulance provider is not 19 30 necessary or required for transportation based on the level of severity and/or services required by the 20 31 Client.

Non-Emergency Transportation. CONTRACTOR shall transport Client to locations 15 18 that are considered necessary and/or important to the Client's recovery plan including, but not limited to, 16 19 Social Security Administration offices for Supplemental Security Income benefits and for non- 17 20 emergency medical or mental health services not identified in Subparagraph 22.a21.a. above, that require 18 21 treatment at a physician office, urgent care, or emergency room when an ambulance provider is not 19 22 necessary or required for transportation based on the level of severity and/or services required by the 20 23 Client.

Non-Emergency Transportation. CONTRACTOR shall transport Client to locations 15 12 that are considered necessary and/or important to the Client's recovery plan including, but not limited to, 16 13 Social Security Administration offices for Supplemental Security Income benefits and for non- 17 14 emergency medical or mental health services not identified in Subparagraph 22.a. above, that require 18 15 treatment at a physician office, urgent care, or emergency room when an ambulance provider is not 19 16 necessary or required for transportation based on the level of severity and/or services required by the 20 17 Client.

Non-Emergency Transportation. CONTRACTOR shall transport Client to locations 15 13 that are considered necessary and/or important to the Client's recovery plan including, but not limited to, 16 14 Social Security Administration offices for Supplemental Security Income benefits and for non- 17 15 emergency medical or mental health services not identified in Subparagraph 22.a. above, that require 18 16 treatment at a physician office, urgent care, or emergency room when an ambulance provider is not 19 17 necessary or required for transportation based on the level of severity and/or services required by the 20 18 Client.

Non-Emergency Transportation. CONTRACTOR shall transport Client to locations 15 26 that are considered necessary and/or important to the Client's recovery plan including, but not limited to, 16 27 Social Security Administration offices for Supplemental Security Income benefits and for non- 17 28 emergency medical or mental health services not identified in Subparagraph 22.a. above, that require 18 29 treatment at a physician office, urgent care, or emergency room when an ambulance provider is not 19 30 necessary or required for transportation based on the level of severity and/or services required by the 20 31 Client.. DHCS

Non-Emergency Transportation. CONTRACTOR shall transport Client to locations 15 8 that are considered necessary and/or important to the Client's recovery plan including, but not limited to, 16 9 Social Security Administration offices for Supplemental Security Income benefits and for non- 17 10 emergency medical or mental health services not identified in Subparagraph 22.a. above, that require 18 11 treatment at a physician office, urgent care, or emergency room when an ambulance provider is not 19 12 necessary or required for transportation based on the level of severity and/or services required by the 20 13 Client.

Non-Emergency Transportation. CONTRACTOR shall transport Client to locations 15 11 that are considered necessary and/or important to the Client's recovery plan including, but not limited to, 16 12 Social Security Administration offices for Supplemental Security Income benefits and for non- 17 13 emergency medical or mental health services not identified in Subparagraph 22.a20.a. above, that require 18 14 treatment at a physician office, urgent care, or emergency room when an ambulance provider is not 19 15 necessary or required for transportation based on the level of severity and/or services required by the 20 16 Client.

Non-Emergency Transportation. CONTRACTOR shall transport Client to locations 15 18 that are considered necessary and/or important to the Client's recovery plan including, but not limited to, 16 19 Social Security Administration offices for Supplemental Security Income benefits and for non- 17 20 emergency medical or mental health services not identified in Subparagraph 22.a. above, that require 18 21 treatment at a physician office, urgent care, or emergency room when an ambulance provider is not 19 22 necessary or required for transportation based on the level of severity and/or services required by the 20 23 Client.