In Your Home. We cover the following infusion therapy services as part of our allowance for home infusion therapy services when provided by an agency approved by us: • nursing visits; • administration of infusions for therapeutic delivery of drugs, biologicals, and hydration; • infusions for total parenteral nutrition (including the infused TPN); • related equipment; and • supplies. For information about doctor home and office visits see Section 3.23 - Office Visits. For home care equipment and supplies, see Section 3.8 - Durable Medical Equipment, Medical Supplies, Enteral Formula or Food, and Prosthetic Devices. For radiation therapy or chemotherapy services, see Section 3.30 - Radiation Therapy/Chemotherapy Services. For Prescription Drugs, see the Summary of Pharmacy Benefits.
In Your Home. If you have a terminal illness and you agree with your doctor not to continue with a curative treatment program, we cover some hospice care services provided by a hospice care program, such as: • services of a hospice coordinator billed by the hospice care program; • services of grief counselors and pastoral care; • services of a social worker; • services of a nurse; and • services of a home health aide. For information about doctor home and office visits, see Section 3.23 - Office Visits. For hospice care equipment and supplies, see Section 3.8 - Durable Medical Equipment, Medical Supplies, Enteral Formula or Food, and Prosthetic Devices. For diabetic equipment and supplies see Section 3.6 – Diabetic Equipment and Supplies. For Prescription Drugs, see Section 3.27 and the Summary of Pharmacy Benefits.
In Your Home. If you have a terminal illness and you agree with your doctor not to continue with a curative treatment program, we cover some hospice care services provided by a hospice care program, such as: services of a hospice coordinator billed by the hospice care program; services of grief counselors and pastoral care; services of a social worker; services of a nurse; and services of a home health aide. For information about doctor home and office visits, see Section 3.23 - Office Visits. For hospice care equipment and supplies, see Section 3.8 - Durable Medical Equipment, Medical Supplies, Enteral Formula or Food, and Prosthetic Devices. For Prescription Drugs, see Section 3.27 and the Summary of Pharmacy Benefits.
In Your Home. If you receive hemodialysis services in your home and the services are under the supervision of a hospital or outpatient facility hemodialysis program, we cover the purchase or rental (whichever is less, but never to exceed our allowance for purchase) of the hemodialysis machine, related supplies, solutions, and drugs, and necessary installation costs.
In Your Home. If you have a terminal illness and you agree with your doctor not to continue with a curative treatment program, we cover some hospice care services provided by a hospice care program, such as: • services of a hospice coordinator billed by the hospice care program; • services of grief counselors and pastoral care; • services of a social worker; • services of a nurse; and • services of a home health aide. •
In Your Home. This agreement does NOT cover physical or occupational therapy services received in your home unless received through a home care program. See Section 3.14 - Home Health Care.
In Your Home. See the Summary of Benefits for benefit limits and level of coverage. Radiation Therapy This agreement does NOT cover radiation treatment services received in your home.
In Your Home. If you have a terminal illness and you agree with your doctor not to continue with a curative treatment program, we cover some hospice care services provided by a hospice care program, as set forth in this section. We cover the following: • services of a hospice coordinator billed by the hospice care program; • services of grief counselors and pastoral care; • services of a social worker; • services of a nurse; and • services of a home health aide. For information regarding doctor home and office visits See Section 3.18 - House Calls and Section 3.24 - Office Visits, hospice care equipment and supplies See Section 3.23 - Medical Equipment, Medical Supplies, and Prosthetic Devices, and for medications See Section 3.29 - Prescription Drugs. See the Summary of Benefits for benefit limits and level of coverage for each section.
In Your Home. If you have a terminal illness and you agree with your doctor not to continue with a curative treatment program, we cover some hospice care services provided by a hospice care program, such as: services of a hospice coordinator billed by the hospice care program; services of grief counselors and pastoral care; services of a social worker; services of a nurse; and services of a home health aide. For information about doctor home and office visits, see Section 3.24 - Office Visits. For hospice care equipment and supplies, see Section 3.9 - Durable Medical Equipment, Medical Supplies, Enteral Formula or Food, and Prosthetic Devices. For diabetic equipment and supplies see Section
In Your Home. It is likely that a few months after weatherization, you may need to make minor adjustments to windows and doors to insure that they continue to seal properly. COMMUNITY ACTION COUNCIL OF LEWIS, MASON, AND XXXXXXXX COUNTIES (CAC) CANNOT RETURN FOR THESE MAINTENANCE REPAIRS. Remember, the program is not intended to be a home maintenance plan for all who receive weatherization. It is a ONE-TIME attempt to improve the energy efficiency of your home. CAC's Weatherization Program is dependent on federal and state funding, which is provided to the low-income population in services and other benefits to help reduce the impact of high heating costs. CAC is a non-profit agency committed to provide available services to eligible clients without discrimination. The weatherization funds are limited in the dollar amount allowed per household and are restricted to comply with federal and state regulations. The intent of this letter is to inform you of the limitations of the program and will in no way be used to determine eligibility nor priority for people that have applied for weatherization. This letter does not circumvent the contractor's responsibility to fulfill the ONE-YEAR WARRANTY REQUIREMENTS of this program. I have read this letter and I am hereby acknowledging my understanding of its content.
