Lock-in definition
Lock-in means the restriction of a Medicaid recipient to a single provider or health plan that is enrolled or under contract with the Agency and that agrees to be responsible for the provision or authorization of services for that recipient.
Lock-in means the department's restriction of a client to a specific provider for certain Medical Assistance Program goods or services under the authority of section 17- 134d-11 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies;
Lock-in. Provision
Examples of Lock-in in a sentence
LOCK-IN FEE(S): Presenter has already paid the following Lock-In Fee(s) totalling <<LPAT Resv Pymt $>>.
Sale and distribution of Event tickets may not begin until Presenter has paid the Lock-In Fee and returned this Agreement.
More Definitions of Lock-in
Lock-in means limiting or restricting a participant’s ability to access services to a single physician and/or a single pharmacy to reduce excessive MO HealthNet benefits usage;
Lock-in means once enrolled in PACE, health care services will be provided through the PACE organization. Services will be approved by the members of the PACE Interdisciplinary Team. If a PACE beneficiary receives medical services that have not been approved by the PACE Interdisciplinary Team, the beneficiary may be personally responsible for paying the cost of those services. If a PACE beneficiary receives medical services from a non-PACE medical provider without prior authorization (with the exception of
Lock-in means the prohibition of any sale or transfer of the Share Consideration.
Lock-in. Limitations on Member changes of managed care plans for a period of time, not to exceed twelve (12) months.
Lock-in means the restriction of an enrollee to a specified and limited number of providers as assigned by TennCare.
Lock-in means a freeze on dealing in the securities. The ICDR Regulations specify certain lock-in restrictions with respect to the holdings of the promoters as well as other shareholders in the issuer company. The lock-in
Lock-in means once enrolled in PACE, health care services will be provided through the PACE organization. Services will be approved by the members of the PACE Multidisciplinary Team. If a PACE recipient receives medical services that have not been approved by the PACE Multidisciplinary Team, the recipient may be personally responsible for paying the cost of those services. If a PACE recipient receives medical services from a non-PACE medical provider without prior authorization (with the exception of Emergency Services), the recipient may be liable for the full cost of those services.