Value-added benefit definition
Value-added benefit means a discount offering with no additional charge made by a health insurer or health maintenance organization that is licensed under this title, in connection with existing contracts with the health insurer or health maintenance organization.
Value-added benefit means any benefit or service offered by an MCO or DBM when that benefit or service is not a covered benefit per the State Plan. These benefits are subject to change annually as determined by the MCO or DBM and OHCA.
Value-added benefit means a discount offering with no additional charge made by
More Definitions of Value-added benefit
Value-added benefit means a discount offering with no additional charge
Value-added benefit means any benefit or service offered by a CE or DBM when that benefit, or service is not a covered benefit per the State Plan. These benefits are subject to change annually as determined by the CE or DBM and OHCA.
Value-added benefit means any benefit or service offered by a CE or DBM when
Value-added benefit means a discount offering with no additional charge 1564 made by a health insurer or health maintenance organization that is licensed under this title, in 1565 connection with existing contracts with the health insurer or health maintenance organization. 1566 Section 8. Section 31A-15-103 is amended to read: