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Which statement best describes the supplemental health care services category that ORC 1751.01(B) defines for Ohio health insuring corporations?
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Why D is correct
ORC 1751.01(B) defines supplemental health care services as a tier that supplements the basic services of ORC 1751.01(A) and includes items such as intermediate or long-term care facilities, dental care, vision care, and home health services. The classification is by service type, not by member age, care setting, or any fee-substitution mechanism.
Why the other options are wrong
- A) Wrong: inpatient hospital care belongs to the basic tier of ORC 1751.01(A); the supplemental tier includes community-based and ancillary services such as dental and home health.
- B) Wrong: ORC 1751.01(B) imposes no age limitation; supplemental services are defined by service type, not member age.
- C) Wrong: supplemental services supplement the basic package; they do not replace it, and ORC 1751.01(B) creates no added-fee substitution.
Memory hook
Supplemental = the add-on tier: dental, vision, home health under (B).