Preferred providers definition

Preferred providers means a program that has attained a certificate from the Department and has an existing contract or grant from the Department to provide treatment for substance use disorder.
Preferred providers means the group of Hospitals, Physicians and other health care providers of medical care that have agreed, through contracts with the District or the Preferred Provider Organization, to provide medical care to Covered Persons under this Plan.
Preferred providers means a provider of supplies or services given preference in Section 14-103 of the State Finance and Procurement Article.

Examples of Preferred providers in a sentence

  • Preferred providers are credentialed, at a minimum, according to the principles of NCQA credentialling standards.

  • Preferred providers shall call a toll free number to access the "First Access" re-pricing system in order to obtain the applicable fee schedule and collect the entire allowable amount from the cardholder at the point of service.

  • Preferred providers shall accept the Network(s) allowable amount for services provided in the provider's office as payment in full.

  • Preferred providers carry professional liability insurance consistent with the greater of state law or Professional Association requirements or overwhelming regional standards of Insurance coverage.

  • Preferred providers are currently licensed and in good standing in the states in which they practice and have had no significant disciplinary history that will affect the equality of patient care.

  • Preferred providers accept Blue Shield's allowable amount as full payment for covered services.

  • Preferred providers may change as long as employees living within a 30 mile radius of Crozer-Chester have reasonable access to covered services.