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covered service

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covered service
Covered health care service Managed care 1. A health care service to which a policy holder is entitled under the terms of a contract 2. A service by a primary care provider in a managed care organization, which is not referred to a specialist 3. Any medically necessary service, drugs or supplies–eg medical transportation services, which are covered under, and which plan members are entitled to receive under, a group benefits agreement. Cf Noncovered service.


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