Common use of Advance Medical Directives Clause in Contracts

Advance Medical Directives. The Contractor shall comply with laws relating to Advance Medical Directives pursuant to KRS 311.621 - 311.643 and 42 CFR Part 489, Subpart I and 42 CFR 422.128, 438.6 and 438.10 Advance Medical Directives, including living xxxxx or durable powers of attorney for health care, allow adult Members to initiate directions about their future medical care in those circumstances where Members are unable to make their own health care decisions. The Contractor shall, at a minimum, provide written information on Advance Medical Directives to all Members and shall notify all Members of any changes in the rules and regulations governing Advance Medical Directives within ninety (90) Days of the change and provide information to its PCPs via the Provider Manual and Member Services staff on informing Members about Advance Medical Directives. PCPs have the responsibility to discuss Advance Medical Directives with adult Members at the first medical appointment and chart that discussion in the medical record of the Member.

Advance Medical Directives. The Contractor shall comply with laws relating to Advance Medical Directives pursuant to KRS 311.621 - 311.643 and 42 CFR Part 489, Subpart I and 42 CFR 422.128, 438.6 and 438.10 Advance Medical Directives, including living xxxxx or durable powers of attorney for health care, allow adult Members to initiate directions about their future medical care in those circumstances where Members are unable to make their own health care decisions. The Contractor shall, at a minimum, provide written information on Advance Medical Directives to all Members and shall notify all Members of any changes in the rules and regulations governing Advance Medical Directives within ninety (90) Days of the change and provide information to its PCPs via the Provider Manual and Member Services staff on informing Members about Advance Medical Directives. PCPs have the responsibility to discuss Advance Medical Directives with adult Members at the first medical appointment and chart that discussion in the medical record of the Member.