Provider Access definition

Provider Access means: 1) physical access to Company property, information or assets, 2) cyber access to Company systems or confidential or proprietary information including customer information, or 3) access to customer premises on behalf of the Company.
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Provider Access means the method and manner in which an enrollee may obtain primary health
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Provider Access means the method and manner in which an enrollee may obtain primary health care from a primary care provider and the frequency with which an enrollee may obtain the services under the direct primary care provider plan.
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Examples of Provider Access in a sentence

  • Provider Access Client shall supply Provider necessary access to its personnel, appropriate documentation and records, and facilities in order for Provider to timely perform the Services.

  • OB/GYN Access and CHIP Perinatal Program Provider Access: STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP Program Network: at a minimum, STAR, STAR+PLUS and CHIP HMOs must ensure that all female Members have access to an OB/GYN in the Provider Network within 75 miles of the Member’s residence.

  • While you arrange to have this 835 delivered from your clearinghouse, you will be able to secure your remittances as noted above via the EPS Provider Access Portal.

  • Company reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to refuse Provider Access to anyone or to change this policy.

  • The Provider is responsible for its costs associated with compliance with this policy and determining and certifying to the Company, upon Company’s request, a Provider employee’s eligibility for Provider Access, consistent with this policy.

  • This policy explains the Company’s position on Provider Access and provides guidelines for Providers and their employees who provide services to the Company.

  • In addition, Nursing Facility Access and Mental Health Rehabilitative Service Provider Access are added.

  • Section 8.1.3.2 is modified to remove the definition of Qualified Mental Health Provider from Outpatient Behavioral Health Service Provider Access.

  • Provider Access Client shall supply Provider necessary access to its personnel, appropriate documentation and records and facilities in order for Provider to timely perform the Services.

  • Provider Access Customer shall supply Provider necessary access to its personnel, appropriate documentation and records and facilities in order for Provider to timely perform the Services.