Common use of Urgent Care Clause in Contracts

Urgent Care. Medical services required promptly to prevent impairment of health due to symptoms that do not constitute an Emergency Condition, but that are the result of an unforeseen illness, injury, or condition for which medical services are immediately required. Urgent Care is appropriately provided in a clinic, physician's office, or in a hospital emergency department if a clinic or physician's office is inaccessible. Urgent Care does not include primary care services or services provided to treat an Emergency Condition.

Urgent Care. Medical services required promptly to prevent impairment of health due to symptoms that do not constitute an Emergency Medical Condition, but that are the result of an unforeseen illness, injury, or condition for which medical services are immediately required. Urgent Care is appropriately provided in a clinic, physician's ’s office, or in a hospital emergency department if a clinic or physician's ’s office is inaccessible. Urgent Care does not include primary care services or services provided to treat an Emergency Medical Condition.

Urgent Care. Medical services required promptly to prevent impairment of health due to symptoms that do not constitute an Emergency Medical Condition, but that are the result of an unforeseen illness, injury, or condition for which medical services are immediately required. Urgent Care is appropriately provided in a clinic, physician's ’s office, or in a hospital emergency department if a clinic or physician's ’s office is inaccessible. Urgent Care does not include primary care Primary Care services or services provided to treat an Emergency Medical Condition.

Urgent Care. Medical services required promptly to prevent impairment of health due to symptoms that do not constitute an Emergency Condition, but that are the result of an unforeseen illness, injury, or condition for which medical services are immediately required. Urgent Care is appropriately provided in a clinic, physician's office, or in a hospital emergency department if a clinic or physician's office is inaccessible. Urgent Care does not include primary care Primary Care services or services provided to treat an Emergency Condition.

Urgent Care. Medical services required promptly to prevent impairment of health due to symptoms that do not constitute an Emergency Medical Condition, but that are the result of an unforeseen illness, injury, or condition for which medical services are immediately required. Urgent Care is appropriately provided in a clinic, physician's office, or in a hospital emergency department if a clinic or physician's office is inaccessible. Urgent Care does not include primary care Primary Care services or services provided to treat an Emergency Medical Condition.

Urgent Care. Medical services required promptly to prevent impairment of health due to symptoms that do not constitute an Emergency Condition, but that are the result of an unforeseen illness, injury, or condition for which medical services are immediately required. Urgent Care is appropriately provided in a clinic, physician's office, or in a hospital emergency department if a clinic or physician's office is inaccessible. Urgent Care does not include primary care Primary Care services or services provided to treat an Emergency Condition.. UHC/PRO.ST.PROG..XXXXXX.00.00.XX UnitedHealthcare Confidential and Proprietary

Urgent Care. Medical services required promptly to prevent impairment of health due to symptoms that do not constitute an Emergency Medical Condition, but that are the result of an unforeseen illness, injury, or condition for which medical services are immediately required. Urgent Care is appropriately provided in a clinic, physicianPhysician's office, or in a hospital emergency department if a clinic or physicianPhysician's office is inaccessible. Urgent Care does not include primary care services or services provided to treat an Emergency Medical Condition.

Urgent Care. Medical services required promptly to prevent impairment of health due to symptoms that do not constitute an Emergency Medical Condition, but that are the result of an unforeseen illness, injury, or condition for which medical services are immediately required. Urgent Care is appropriately provided in a clinic, physician's ’s office, or in a hospital Hospital emergency department if a clinic or physician's ’s office is inaccessible. Urgent Care does not include primary care services or services provided to treat an Emergency Medical Condition.