Physician/provider definition
Physician/provider means a licensed professional who provides health care services and who is authorized to request the analysis of blood specimens. For this purpose, provider may also mean the local health department.
Physician/provider means a person who is licensed under Article 15 of the public health code MCL 333.16101 to 333.18838 who provides health care services and who is authorized to request the analysis of blood and urine specimens.
Physician/provider means an allopathic or osteopathic physician, rendering services within this state and receiving reimbursement, directly as an individual provider or indirectly as an employee or agent of a medical clinic, partnership or other business entity;
More Definitions of Physician/provider
Physician/provider means a person with a physician-level medical license, including, but not limited to, the following professional designations: MD, DPM, DPT, DSW, OD, Psy.D, DMD, DDS, DO, DC, or Ph.D.
Physician/provider means any person who is validly licensed to perform services for which benefits are provided under the Plan and who is acting within the scope of that license. For purposes of Mental Health and Substance Abuse charges, “Physician/Provider” shall also include any person approved or licensed by the state in which services are rendered for treatment of such conditions.
Physician/provider means an individual licensed or eligible to be licensed practice a healthcare profession in Wyoming under Wyoming statutes, Title 33 under the laws of this state to practice medicine;
Physician/provider shall be defined as a physician who has entered into a participating provider agreement with METRO to provide Covered Services.