PreferredOne:
Clinical Policies Agreement
Please read the following terms and conditions. If you agree to them, click on 'Accept Terms' below. If you do not agree to these terms, click on 'Decline' and you will be returned to the PreferredOne home page.
Clinical policies accessible through this site serve as a guide for use in making benefit coverage recommendations or determinations or in evaluating the medical necessity of services for enrollees of:
- PreferredOne Community Health Plan (PCHP), a health maintenance organization; and
- PreferredOne Insurance Company (PIC); and
- Certain self-funded plans administered by PreferredOne Administrative Services, Inc. (PAS), a third-party administrator; and
- Benefit plans receiving certain services from PreferredOne, a preferred provider organization.
Enrollees of PreferredOne Community Health Plan (PCHP), PreferredOne Insurance Company (PIC), and some non-ERISA group health plans that PreferredOne Administrative Services, Inc. (PAS) administers are eligible to receive all benefits mandated by the state of Minnesota.
These clinical policies do not constitute or serve as a substitute for medical treatment or advice, nor do they constitute or serve as a substitute for the exercise of independent medical judgment in enrollee specific matters. They are intended to promote objectivity and consistency in the health care coverage decision-making process and are necessarily general in approach. Therefore, medical discretion must be exercised in their application. Additional information may be required and requested by PCHP, PIC, or PAS, or its designee , before coverage determinations or recommendations can be made.
Benefits are available to enrollees only for covered services specified in the enrollee's benefit plan document. Benefits are not available if a service is excluded by a health plan from coverage. Exclusions from coverage typically include, but are not limited to, health care services that are not medically necessary as determined by PCHP, PIC, or PAS, or its designee. Final coverage determinations are based on the applicable plan language. To the extent there is any inconsistency between a clinical policy set forth on this site and the terms of an enrollee's benefit plan, the terms of the enrollee's benefit plan will always control.
Please call the Customer Service telephone number listed on the back of the enrollee's identification card for applicable pre-certification/notification requirements and/or to obtain paper copies of policies included in this web site.
Aspirus Health Plan:
Clinical Policies Agreement
Please read the following terms and conditions. If you agree to them, click on 'Accept Terms' below. If you do not agree to these terms, click on 'Decline' and you will be returned to the Aspirus Health Plan home page.
Clinical policies accessible through this site serve as a guide for use in making benefit coverage recommendations or determinations or in evaluating the medical necessity of services for enrollees of:
- Aspirus Health Plan (AHP), a health maintenance organization; and
- Certain self-funded plans administered by AHP, as a third-party administrator.
Enrollees of Aspirus Health Plan (AHP) and some non-ERISA group health plans that AHP administers are eligible to receive all benefits mandated by the state of Wisconsin.
These clinical policies do not constitute or serve as a substitute for medical treatment or advice, nor do they constitute or serve as a substitute for the exercise of independent medical judgment in enrollee specific matters. They are intended to promote objectivity and consistency in the health care coverage decision-making process and are necessarily general in approach. Therefore, medical discretion must be exercised in their application. Additional information may be required and requested by AHP, or its designee, before coverage determinations or recommendations can be made.
Benefits are available to enrollees only for covered services specified in the enrollee's benefit plan document. Benefits are not available if a service is excluded by a health plan from coverage. Exclusions from coverage typically include, but are not limited to, health care services that are not medically necessary as determined by AHP, or its designee. Final coverage determinations are based on the applicable plan language. To the extent there is any inconsistency between a clinical policy set forth on this site and the terms of an enrollee's benefit plan, the terms of the enrollee's benefit plan will always control.
Please call the Customer Service telephone number listed on the back of the enrollee's identification card for applicable pre-certification/notification requirements and/or to obtain paper copies of policies included in this web site.