Pain Management. Inpatient rehabilitation for Pain Management is excluded.
Pain Management. Outpatient Pain Management including pain assessment, medication, physical therapy, biofeedback and counseling may be covered when Medically Necessary in order to reduce or limit chronic pain.
Pain Management. After Deductible, Member pays 10% Plan Coinsurance After Deductible, Member pays 30% Plan Coinsurance Associated infused medications. After Deductible, Member pays 10% Plan Coinsurance After Deductible, Member pays 30% Plan Coinsurance Laboratory and Radiology Preferred Provider Network Out-of-Network Nuclear medicine, radiology, ultrasound and laboratory services, including high end radiology imaging services such as CAT scan, MRI and PET which are subject to Preauthorization except when associated with Emergency services or inpatient services. Please contact Member Services for any questions regarding these services. Services received as part of an emergency visit are covered as Emergency Services. Preventive laboratory and radiology services are covered in accordance with the well care schedule established by KFHPWAO and the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010. The well care schedule is available in Xxxxxx Permanente medical centers, at xxx.xx.xxx/xx, or upon request from Member Services. After Deductible, Member pays 10% Plan Coinsurance After Deductible, Member pays 30% Plan Coinsurance Manipulative Therapy Preferred Provider Network Out-of-Network Manipulative therapy of the spine and extremities when in accordance with KFHPWAO clinical criteria, limited to a combined total of 15 visits per calendar year without Preauthorization. Additional visits are covered with Preauthorization. After Deductible, Member pays 10% Plan Coinsurance After Deductible, Member pays 30% Plan Coinsurance Exclusions: Diagnostic testing and medical treatment of sterility and infertility regardless of origin or cause; all charges and related services for donor materials; all forms of artificial intervention for any reason including artificial insemination and in-vitro fertilization; prognostic (predictive) genetic testing for the detection of congenital and heritable disorders; surrogacy Maternity and Pregnancy Preferred Provider Network Out-of-Network Maternity care and pregnancy services, including care for complications of pregnancy, in utero treatment for the fetus, prenatal testing for the detection of congenital and heritable disorders when Medically Necessary and prenatal and postpartum care are covered for all female Members including dependent daughters. Preventive services related to preconception, prenatal and postpartum care are covered as Preventive Services including breastfeeding support, supplies and counseling for each birth when Medically Nece...
Pain Management. Goal: Increase awareness of, and access to, comprehensive pain assessment and management services for all can- cer patients in Maryland in light of the current public health crisis of inadequate pain control.
Pain Management. 2. Medical Toxicology
Pain Management. 43. The State shall immediately ensure that Ft. Bayard residents do not experience unnecessary and undue pain and suffering.
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Pain Management. Maple Lawn shall provide adequate pain management services. More particularly, Maple Lawn shall:
Pain Management. Maple Lawn shall provide adequate pain management services. More particularly, Maple Lawn shall: Provide annually, or more often as needed, structured and ongoing competency-based training to direct care and supervisory staff on how to adequately manage or assess individuals’ pain. Create, revise, and implement a quality assurance or utilization review process to oversee the pain management practices. This process shall collect, aggregate, and analyze data related to medication usage and administration, pain assessments, care plan documentation, and interventions taken. Review the information gathered through the quality assurance process on at least a quarterly basis and develop and implement strategies to overcome the barriers identified in the findings letter issued by the United States on January 25, 2011, including conducting pain assessments, implementing appropriate interventions, monitoring individual pain, documenting changes in each individual’s condition, and reviewing medication usage to ensure that medications are administered as needed. This review shall be documented and reported to the Monitor. Utilize information gathered throughout the quality assurance process and provide feedback and training to staff to ensure a 90% compliance rate in a given quarter for the requirements of this subsection. Such review and compliance rate shall be documented and reported to the Monitor. Mortality Reviews In order to ensure that all deaths are adequately reviewed, Maple Lawn shall: Ensure mortality reviews are conducted within ten days for individuals who die at Maple Lawn or who die at an acute-care facility after being transferred from Maple Lawn, subject to physician availability. For individuals who die at an acute-care facility, the review shall utilize information within Maple Lawn’s control and any information that Maple Lawn is able to obtain from the acute-care facility. Ensure that mortality reviews are conducted by an interdisciplinary team, comprised of, at a minimum, the Medical Director, Director of Nursing, and Nursing Home Administrator. Ensure that all mortality reviews examine: Circumstances surrounding death; All relevant training received by staff involved; Pertinent medical and mental health services/reports involving the victim; Possible precipitating factors leading to the death; Recommendations, if any, for changes to policy, training, medical, or mental health services, and A written plan to address areas that require corrective...
