Experimental or Investigational Treatment definition
Experimental or Investigational Treatment means any drug, device, therapy, medical treatment or procedure which involves the application, administration or use of procedures, techniques, equipment, supplies, products, remedies, vaccines, biological products, drugs, pharmaceuticals or chemical compounds if, as determined solely by the Health Plan:
Experimental or Investigational Treatment means medical, surgical, diagnostic, or other health care services, treatments, procedures, technologies, supplies, devices, drug therapies, or medications that, after consultation with a medical professional, we determine to be any one of the following:
Experimental or Investigational Treatment means medical treatment, services, supplies, medications, drugs, or other methods of therapy or medical practices, which are not accepted as a valid course of treatment by the Utah Medical Association, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the American Medical Association, or the Surgeon General.
More Definitions of Experimental or Investigational Treatment
Experimental or Investigational Treatment means a drug, device, service, or treatment for which:
Experimental or Investigational Treatment means in Our discretion a treatment, drug, device, procedure, supply or service and related services (or any portion thereof, including the form, administration or dosage) for a particular diagnosis or condition when any one of the following exists: