Prescriptions. 100% prescription coverage based on National Formulary; 70% coverage for prescriptions not covered under the National Formulary • Dispensing fee cap of $8.50 Additional Health Coverage • 100% subject to plan maximums and “reasonable and customary” expenses • 100% for Diabetic supplies and equipment • Semi-private hospital room • Private duty nursing $10,000 calendar year ($25,000 lifetime maximum) • Paramedical $500 per practitioner per year for Chiropractor/Osteopath/ Naturopath/Podiatrist/Massage Therapist/Acupuncture • Unlimited Physiotherapy for reasonable and customary charges • Psychologist/Speech Therapist $1,000 per year • $500 every 60 months for Hearing Aids • Full coverage for one pair of Orthopedic Shoes per year for reasonable and customary charges • $300 per year for prescribed custom-made Orthotics Emergency Ambulance • To the nearest Canadian hospital equipped to provide essential care • Air transport when time is critical or condition prevents use of another mode of transport • Transport from one hospital to another when original hospital inadequate • Charge for an attendant when medically necessary Medical Aids and Supplies (charges for the following service and supplies) • Oxygen blood and blood plasma • Lab tests and diagnostic services (not under gov. plan) • Ostomy and ilestomy supplies • Walkers, canes and cane tips, crutches, splints, casts, collars and trusses, but not elastic or foam supports • Rigid support braces and permanent prostheses (maximum $10,000 per prostheses) • Post-mastectomy bras 2 per calendar year • Xxxxx socks 6 pairs per calendar • Wigs and hair pieces for medical treatment, injury alopecia ($500 per lifetime) Standard Durable Medical Equipment (preauthorization may be required): • Manual wheelchairs, manual-type hospital beds, and necessary accessories • Medical heart and blood glucose monitors, and cardiac screeners • Bio-osteogen systems and growth guidance systems • Breathing machines and appliances including respirators, compressors, precursors, suction pumps, oxygen cylinders, masks, and regulators (charges for rental) • Insulin infusion set, not including pumps Vision Care • $200 for prescription eyewear every 24 months (12 months for dependent children) including sunglasses and safety lenses (employees may use benefit for a one-time application towards laser eye surgery) • 1 eye exam every 24 months (12 months for dependent children) up to $60 Dental Coverage Basic Services • 100% of routine treatment (b...
Prescriptions and bottles of these medications may be sought by individuals with chemical dependency and should be closely safeguarded. It is expected that you will take the highest possible degree of care with your medication and prescription. They should not be left where others might see or otherwise have access to them.
Prescriptions. Drugs, including injectable drugs and serum, that can only be obtained upon medical prescription, that are prescribed by a physician and that are supplied by a licensed pharmacist when medically necessary for emergency medical treatment of a Pandemic related illness, except when needed to stabilize a chronic condition or a medical condition which you had before your trip. This benefit is limited to a 30-day supply per prescription, except while you are hospitalized.
Prescriptions. Prescription drugs available at the Sindecuse Health Center pharmacy through the PPO plan’s five (5)-tier formulary with co-pay levels of $10/$30/$60/15%-$120/25%-$240, for generic, preferred brands, and non-preferred brands, preferred specialty, and non-preferred specialty, respectively. A ninety (90) day supply of maintenance drugs available for a 2.25x co-pay, except that “first fill” prescriptions will be limited to a 30-day supply at a reduced co-pay.
Prescriptions. Prescriptions shall be provided to the employee and dependents as set forth in the health plan selected by the employee.
Prescriptions. Approved Prescriptions and prescription refills will be called in within forty-eight (48) regular business hours of an appointment or time of request.
Prescriptions. Except as otherwise may be provided by law, lens prescriptions that may be written by Employee during the term of this agreement shall be and remain the exclusive property of Employer and Employee shall not use the same in any manner for any purpose whatever upon termination of the employment relationship without the prior written consent of Employer.
Prescriptions. We cover a variety of over-the-counter (OTC) medications when ordered by a physician. You can find a list of covered over-the-counter medications in our formulary – they will be marked as “OTC”. Your prescription must meet all legal requirements. Diabetic Care Expenses The total amount you will be required to pay for a covered insulin drug will not exceed any state and/or federally mandated limits. How to Fill a Prescription Prescriptions can be filled at an in-network retail pharmacy or through our mail-order pharmacy. If you decide to have your prescription filled at an in-network pharmacy, you can use the Provider Directory to find a pharmacy near you. You can access the Provider Directory at XxxxxxxxxxXxxxxxxx.xxx on the “Find a Provider” page. You can also call Member Services to help you find a pharmacy. At the pharmacy, you will need to provide the pharmacist with your prescription and your member identification card. We also offer a three-month (90-day) supply of maintenance medications by mail or from in-network retail pharmacies for specific benefit plans. These drugs treat long-term conditions or illnesses, such as high blood pressure, asthma and diabetes. You can find a list of covered medications on XxxxxxxxxxXxxxxxxx.xxx. You can also request to have a copy mailed directly to you. Extended Days' Supply Maintenance medications are generally taken daily for chronic and lifelong conditions. Extended days' supply fills of select maintenance medications are available exclusively at CVS Mail Order. Members obtaining a 90-day fill via CVS Mail Order will pay only 2.5 times their standard retail cost sharing.
Prescriptions. 2.1. In the dynamic test prescribed in paragraph 3. of this annex, there shall be no rupture of any anchorage or surrounding area. A programmed rupture necessary for the functioning of the load limiter device is however permitted. The minimum spacings for the effective lower anchorages specified in paragraph 5.4.2.5. of this Regulation, and the requirements for the effective upper anchorages specified in paragraph 5.4.3.6. of this Regulation and, when applicable, completed by the following paragraph 2.1.1., shall be respected.
Prescriptions. Nurses may purchase available prescriptions or over-the-counter drugs from the Hospital pharmacy at cost plus a reasonable handling charge to be established by the Employer.
