Acceptance of Patients. We reserve the right to accept or decline patients based upon our capability to appropriately handle the patient’s primary care needs. We may decline new patients pursuant to the guidelines proffered in Section 6 (Term), because the Physician’s panel of patients is full, or because the patient requires medical care not within the Physician’s scope of services.
Acceptance of Patients. Practice reserves the right to accept or decline patients based upon its capacity to appropriately handle the patient’s primary care needs. Practice may decline new patients pursuant to the guidelines proffered in Section 3 (Term), because the Physician’s panel of patients is full (capped at 600 patients or fewer, depending on the complexity of patients under the Physician’s care), or because the patient requires medical care not within the Physician’s scope of services.
Acceptance of Patients. We reserve the right to accept or decline patients based upon our capability to appropriately handle the patient’s primary care needs. We may decline new patients pursuant to the guidelines proffered in Section 6 (Term), because the Physician’s panel of patients is full, or because the patient requires medical care not within the Physician’s scope of services. Appendix 2 OC Sports and Wellness Itemized Fees Ongoing Primary Care is included with the Periodic Fee described in Appendix 1. There are no itemized fees for office visits unless the patient has more than fifteen (15) scheduled in-office visits in a calendar year. In-Office Procedures we are generally comfortable performing the procedures listed on the Practice website. These are typically available at no additional cost unless otherwise designated, and these are also subject to change. Laboratory Studies will be drawn in the office at no additional charge and the Patient will be charged according to the direct price rate we have negotiated with the lab. An example of common laboratory studies and their prices (subject to change) are listed on the practice website. Medications will be ordered in the most cost-effective manner possible for the Patient. When we dispense medications in the office these medications will be made available to the patient at wholesale cost. Examples of commonly dispensed medications and their prices (subject to change) are listed on the practice website. Pathology studies (most commonly skin biopsies) will be ordered in the most economical manner possible. Anticipated prices for these studies (subject to change) are listed on the Practice website. Radiology studies will be ordered in the most cost-effective manner possible for the Patient. Commonly ordered radiologic studies and prices (subject to change) are listed on the website. Surgery and specialist consults will be ordered in the most cost-effective manner possible for the Patient. Gynecological (Well Woman) exams are done at no additional cost. The anticipated cost of the pap smear (subject to change) will be listed on the website. Vaccinations are NOT offered in our office at this time due to the cost prohibitive nature of stocking a limited supply. We will make an effort to help you obtain needed vaccinations else xxxx in the most cost-effective manner possible. Hospital Services are NOT covered by our membership plan, and due to mandatory “on call” duties required at local institutions we have elected NOT to obta...
Acceptance of Patients. The Company shall have the sole and exclusive authority to determine who will be accepted as patients of the Company's practice and to designate, or establish a procedure for designating, which professional employee of the Company will handle each such patient.
Acceptance of Patients. Dr. Jinnah must reserve the right to accept or decline patients. Common reasons for declining to accept a patient include our inability to appropriately handle a patient’s needs and the need to close the practice to new patients to avoid over-crowding.
Acceptance of Patients. We reserve the right to accept or decline patients based upon our capability to appropriately handle the Patient’s primary care needs, based on our capacity to provide quality care to our current group of Members, or because the Patient requires medical care not within the Provider’s scope of services.
Acceptance of Patients. 2.1 The Medical Practitioner shall ordinarily accept on to his/her panel all Child Patients who so request. In the event of a Medical Practitioner not wishing to accept a Child Patient on to his/her panel, the Medical Practitioner, where so requested by the HSE, will give in confidence the reason for his/her decision to the HSE. Where the HSE is satisfied that a Child Patient has not succeeded in obtaining acceptance by a Medical Practitioner, the HSE may assign such a person to a Medical Practitioner in accordance with the provisions contained in Clause 3.
Acceptance of Patients. Patients will be accepted into the practice after an initial meeting with the Physician if Physician agrees to undertake diagnosis and treatment of the Patient. We reserve the right to accept or decline patients based upon our capability to appropriately handle the patient’s primary care needs. We may decline new patients pursuant to the guidelines proffered in Section 7 (Term), because the Physician’s panel of patients is full (capped at 700 patients or fewer), or because the patient requires medical care not within the Physician’s scope of services.
Acceptance of Patients. CONTRACTOR agrees that it shall not transfer or discharge patients solely because of inability to pay and is subject to the provisions of Federal and STATE law including but not limited to Section 1250, Section 1250.2 and Section 1317 of the California Health and Safety Code as it applies to psychiatric emergencies. In no event shall the provision of emergency services and care be based upon, or affected by, the person’s race, ethnicity, religion, national origin, citizenship, age, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, economic status, or ability to pay for medical services, except to the extent that a circumstance such as age, sex, pre-existing medical condition, or physical or mental handicap is medically significant to the provision of appropriate medical care to the patient. (California Health and Safety Code Section 1317, subdivision (b).)
Acceptance of Patients. We reserve the right to accept or decline patients based upon our capability to appropriately handle Patient’s ONMM care needs, as exclusively determined by Physician. We may decline new patients pursuant to the guidelines proffered in Section 6 (Term), because Physician’s panel of patients is full, or because the patient requires medical care not within Physician’s scope of services. Scope of service and panel size are subject to change.
