Medically Stable. See definition for Emergency and Stabilization Services
Medically Stable means the member’s skilled-care medical needs are routine and not subject to frequent change because of health issues.
Medically Stable means physical or mental adaptation to previously recognized health problems with effective maintenance by diet, medication, or routine physical exercise, or a combination of these remedies.
Examples of Medically Stable in a sentence
If CONTRACTOR has an MSN Enrollee, who is Medically Stable as defined under 21 EMTALA, that requires Special Permit Medical Services, CONTRACTOR shall contact the CCU to 22 request the transfer of said MSN Enrollee to, at the discretion of ADMINISTRATOR, a Contracting 23 Hospital or other facility capable of providing said services.
More Definitions of Medically Stable
Medically Stable means good physical health, with no acute or chronic health problems for which medical treatment beyond routine medical care is required or anticipated. Children with a chronic, but stable illness, managed with medication and routine monitoring, such as diabetes or a well controlled seizure disorder, may be considered medically stable.
Medically Stable means when an acute care MSN Patient is able to reasonably sustain
Medically Stable means physical/mental adaptation to previously recognized health problems with effective maintenance by diet, medication and/or routine physical exercise.
Medically Stable means when an acute care MSN Patient is able to reasonably sustain 35 a transport in an Emergency Medical Technician I (EMT I) staffed ambulance, with no expected increase 36 in morbidity or mortality, as determined by the treating physician.
Medically Stable means when an acute care patient is able to reasonably sustain a 32 transport in an Emergency Medical Technician I (EMT I) staffed ambulance, with no expected increase 33 in morbidity or mortality, as determined by the treating physician.
Medically Stable means medical stability as defined in Appendix 1;
Medically Stable means that the patient's medical condition is at maintenance level and without constant changes that would require monitoring and evaluation. Keep in mind that PCS is a paraprofessional service and does not include skilled medical care.