Institutional provider definition
Institutional provider means a hospital, nursing home, or any other medical or health-related service facility caring for the sick or injured or providing care or other coverage which may be provided in a health insurance policy. An entity must be a Provider under this Regulation in order to be an Institutional Provider.
Institutional provider means a health care facility licensed under KRS Chapter 216B;
Institutional provider means a hospital, home health agency, county department operated facility, rehabilitation agency, portable x−ray provider, independent clinical laboratory, rural health clinic, skilled nursing facility, intermediate care facil- ity, case management agency provider, personal care provider, ambulatory surgical center or hospice which is:
More Definitions of Institutional provider
Institutional provider means a nongovernmental hospital licensed in
Institutional provider means a hospital, nursing home, or other medical or health-related service facility that provides care for the sick or injured or other care that may be covered in a health insurance policy.
Institutional provider means an ambulatory
Institutional provider means a single legal entity that is:
Institutional provider means a hospital,
Institutional provider means an inpatient hospital, nursing facility, rehabilitation
Institutional provider means an institution providing health care services in a health care setting, including but not limited to hospitals, other licensed inpatient centers, ambulatory surgical centers, skilled nursing centers and residential treatment centers.