Direct provider definition
Direct provider means a health care professional licensed, accredited, registered, or certified to perform specified primary care health services consistent with the law of this state. “Direct provider” includes an individual health care professional or other legal health care entity alone or with other health care professionals professionally associated with the individual health care professional or other legal health care entity.
Direct provider means an individual who is a direct
Direct provider means a Participating Agency that provides fire/EMS services and/or police services directly, rather than through contract with another agency.
Examples of Direct provider in a sentence
Partners shall include Provider’s name in Partners’ Medicaid Direct provider directory distributed to Covered Persons; Provider hereby authorizes such inclusion.
More Definitions of Direct provider
Direct provider means a health care provider that is not an indirect treatment provider.
Direct provider means an individual who is a direct provider of health care services under a benefit plan of a health maintenance organization or an individual whose primary current activity is the administration of health facilities in which such care is provided. An individual shall not be considered a direct provider of health care solely because the individual is a member of the governing body of a health-related organization.
Direct provider means a health care professional