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.
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 Provider’s panel of patients is full, or because the patient requires medical care not within the Provider’s scope of services. Patient Name Patient (Guardian) Signature Date (MM/DD/YYYY) APPENDIX 2 Direct Primary Care (DPC) Itemized Fees Ongoing Primary Care: is included with the Periodic Fee described in Appendix 1. Please see a list of some of the acute and chronic conditions we routinely treat on the Practice website. Conditions we treat are subject to change. In-Office Procedures and Medications: A list of common procedures and associated fees, if any based upon membership status, is available upon request. Procedure fees are subject to change. Medications may be administered in our office via an injectable or oral route. Patient will incur an additional charge for these medications. Medication fees are subject to change. Laboratory Studies: We have the capability to draw blood for nearly any test you may need. Most lab specimens will be processed by an outside facility. A listing of some common laboratory tests and their fees are available upon request. This list is not comprehensive. Laboratory fees are subject to change. Pathology: Pathology studies (most commonly skin biopsies and Paps) will be ordered in the most economical manner possible and will be sent to an outside facility for analysis. Pathology fees are subject to change. Reflex Testing: Pricing for certain lab and pathology tests dependent on “reflex testing” (when a certain initial result requires additional testing on the same specimen) will not be known at the time of specimen submission, therefore, lab/pathology pricing will not be known. The Patient will be charged for reflex testing once it is determined that a reflex test was required and performed on a specimen. Radiology: Radiology studies will be ordered in the most cost-effective manner. We may provide certain Xray and ultrasound radiology Services on site. Prices will be disclosed to you at time of service. Pricing for all outside radiology referrals is determined by the organization you are being referred to. Surgery and Specialist Consults: Referrals to Surgeons and Specialists will be ordered in the most cost-effective manner possible for the Patient. Pricing for all outside specialty referrals...
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. 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. 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. 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. Xx. Xxxxxx 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.
