Appointment Availability Sample Clauses

Appointment Availability. The Contractor agrees to make services available to members as set forth in the requirements below: After Hours Care Telephone 24 hours 7 days a week Emergency Care Immediately or referred to an emergency facility Urgent Care Appointment Within twenty-four (24) hours Routine Care Appointment Within thirty (30) calendar days Physical Exam 180 calendar days EPSDT Appointment Within 6 weeks New member Appointment Thirty (30) calendar days Non-Emergent or Non-Urgent Mental Health or Substance Use Services Within ten (10) calendar days

Appointment Availability. Network providers must offer hours of operation that are no less than the hours of operation offered to commercial enrollees or comparable to Medicaid fee-for-service, if the provider serves only Medicaid enrollees. DVHA must establish mechanisms to ensure that network providers comply with the timely access requirements; monitor regularly to determine compliance; and take corrective action if there is a failure to comply.

Appointment Availability. The Contractor shall submit its Proposed Performance Improvement Projects to DCH for review and prior approval within ninety (90) Calendar Days of Contract Award and as updated thereafter.

Appointment Availability. The contractor shall have policies and procedures to ensure the availability of medical, mental health/substance abuse (for DDD clients) and dental care appointments in accordance with the following standards:

Appointment Availability. When an established Patient calls or e-mails the Clinic on a normal office day, every reasonable effort shall be made to schedule an appointment with the Physician on the same day or on the following normal office day. New patients will be seen as soon as Clinic capacity allows.

Appointment Availability. If BT fails to meet the commitments set out in paragraph 3.11 for a Forecasted Order, then subject to the limitations laid out in paragraph 3.9, if the first available appointment BT offers the Communications Provider is: (i) 13, 14, or 15 Working Days from the Communication Provider’s Order placement, BT shall, in respect of that Forecasted Order pay £2 per Working Day until the next available appointment with effect from and including the 13th Working Day, or; (ii) 16 Working Days or later, BT shall, in respect of that Forecasted Order placement pay £4 per Working Day until the next available appointment with effect from and including the 13th Working Day.

Appointment Availability. Allows ACI to select an appointment from a calendar of available appointments. ACI will not have direct access to the system but USWC will automatically execute this transaction after the Work Order has been submitted and a technician must be dispatched.

Appointment Availability. Wait times for Provider’s scheduled appointments shall not exceed 45 minutes, including time spent in the waiting room and the examining room, unless Provider is unavailable or delayed because of an emergency. If Provider is delayed, the Covered Person should be notified immediately. If a wait of more than 90 minutes is anticipated, Provider shall offer the Covered Person a new appointment.

Appointment Availability. Provider shall comply with the following minimum appointment availability standards for the Covered Services provided by Provider. Provider shall be subject to corrective action in the event of noncompliance with such standards. (SC App. F. §8) Emergency Service Services needed to evaluate, treat, or stabilize an Emergency Medical Condition. 24 hours, 7 days/week Urgent Care (includes medical, behavioral health, and dental services) Care provided for a non-emergent illness or injury with acute symptoms that require immediate care; examples include but are not limited to sprains, flu symptoms, minor cuts and wounds, sudden onset of stomach pain, and severe, non-resolving headache. Acute illness or substance dependence that impacts the ability to function but does not present imminent danger. 24 hours, 7 days/week within 48 hours of request Behavioral Health Non-Life-Threatening Emergency A non-life-threatening situation in which a Member is exhibiting extreme emotional disturbance or behavioral distress, has a compromised ability to function, or is otherwise agitated and unable to be calmed. Within 6 hours Behavioral Health Routine Care Requests for routine mental health or substance Abuse treatment from behavioral health Providers. Within 10 Business Days or 14 Calendar Days, whichever is earlier CANS Initial Assessment Assessment for the purposes of OhioRISE eligibility Within 72 hours of identification ASAM Residential/Inpatient Services – 3: 3.1, 3.5, 3.7 Initial screening, assessment and referral to treatment. Within 48 hours of request ASAM Medically Managed Intensive Inpatient Services – 4 Covered Services needed to treat and stabilize a Member’s behavioral health condition. 24 hours, 7 days/week Primary Care Appointment Care provided to prevent illness or injury; examples include but are not limited to routine physical examinations, immunizations, mammograms, and pap smears. Within 6 weeks Non-Urgent Sick Primary Care Care provided for a non-urgent illness or injury with current symptoms. Within 3 Calendar Days Prenatal Care – First or Second Trimester Care provided to a Member while the Member is pregnant to help keep Member and future baby healthy, such as checkups and prenatal testing. First appointment within 7 Calendar Days; follow up appointments no more than 14 Calendar Days after request Prenatal Care – Third Trimester or High Risk Pregnancy Within 3 Calendar Days Specialty Care Appointment Care provided for a non-emergent/non-urgent illness...