Emergencies are occurrences that require immediate and complex medical attention (this benefit does not include ambulance services).

Almost 42% of those with diabetes don't properly use medication, and twice that don't eat right, exercise enough, or take care of their feet.

1 in 10 people have diabetes. 1 in 5 people don't know they have it. Most don't even know they're at risk of developing it.

The good news is that the majority of older adults are not depressed, however, millions of adults 65 and older do have some form of depression.

Ambulance services can be either emergency medical (EMT) or non-emergency medical transport (non-EMT or NEMT).

Outpatient visits are most common for occupational therapy (OT), physical therapy (PT), and/or speech language therapy (ST) services.

Many services and procedures today are provided as outpatient in ambulatory service areas of the hospital or at freestanding health services centers.

Observation is typically 23 hours and initiated to determine whether the patient needs admitted to the hospital (inpatient) or can be discharged.

Includes therapeutic radiology services, diagnostic radiology services, diagnostic procedures and tests, surgical and splinting supplies, and lab services.

Intensive counseling for weight loss. Obesity is a disease that increases health risks, worsens existing conditions, and requires treatment.

A diabetes prevention program using structured health behavior change. 9 in 10 cases of diabetes can be avoided by making key lifestyle changes.

Annual counseling in disease management through MNT for those with diabetes, renal disease, or kidney transplant.