Common use of Types of Primary Care Providers Clause in Contracts

Types of Primary Care Providers. The MCO may designate the following providers as PCPs, as appropriate:

Types of Primary Care Providers. The MCO may designate the following providers as PCPs, as appropriate:: • Certified nurse midwives; • Advanced practice nurses (nurse practitioners); and • Physicians with the following specialties: General practice; Family practice; Internal medicine; Obstetrics/gynecology; and Pediatrics. The MCO will be allowed to designate physicians outside of these specialties as PCPs for specific individuals including those within the disabled population whose underlying health conditions are best managed by specialists.

Types of Primary Care Providers. The MCO may designate the following providers as PCPs, as appropriate:: • Certified nurse midwives; • Advanced practice nurses (nurse practitioners); • Physician assistants; and • Physicians with the following specialties: General practice; Family practice; Internal medicine; OB/GYN; and Pediatrics. The MCO will be allowed to designate physicians outside of these specialties as PCPs for specific individuals including those within the disabled population whose underlying health conditions are best managed by specialists.

Types of Primary Care Providers. The MCO may designate the following providers as PCPs, as appropriate::  Certified nurse midwives;  Advanced practice nurses (nurse practitioners);  Physician assistants; and  Physicians with the following specialties: General practice; Family practice; Internal medicine; Obstetrics/gynecology; and Pediatrics. The MCO will be allowed to designate physicians outside of these specialties as PCPs for specific individuals including those within the disabled population whose underlying health conditions are best managed by specialists.

Types of Primary Care Providers. The MCO may designate the following providers as PCPs, as appropriate:: • Certified nurse midwives; • Advanced practice nurses (nurse practitioners); • Physician assistants; and • Physicians with the following specialties: General practice; Family practice; Internal medicine; Obstetrics/gynecology; and Pediatrics. The MCO will be allowed to designate physicians outside of these specialties as PCPs for specific individuals including those within the disabled population whose underlying health conditions are best managed by specialists.

Types of Primary Care Providers. The MCO may designate the following providers as PCPs, as appropriate::  Certified nurse midwives;  Advanced practice nurses (nurse practitioners);  Physician assistants; and  Physicians with the following specialties: General practice; Family practice; Internal medicine; OB/GYN; and Pediatrics. The MCO will be allowed to designate physicians outside of these specialties as PCPs for specific individuals including those within the disabled population whose underlying health conditions are best managed by specialists.