Outside MPN conditions

• A. Terminal illness
• B. Can't get better in 90 days
• C. 3 doctors within 15 miles, 5 doctors within 25 miles
• D. Terminal illness, can't get better in 90 days, 3 doctors within 15 miles, 5 doctors within 25 miles

Answer: (D)

Outside MPN conditions are the circumstances that let a worker receive care outside the Medical Provider Network without prior authorization. The full set includes: terminal illness, a condition not expected to improve within 90 days, and insufficient access to MPN providers within the defined geographic radii (such as limited numbers of doctors within 15 miles or within 25 miles). Therefore, the option that lists terminal illness, inability to get better in 90 days, and the withinaffordance access criteria (3 doctors within 15 miles and 5 within 25 miles) captures all recognized outside-MPN scenarios, making it the best answer. The other options only mention some of these criteria, missing others.