Assistance to Patients Sample Clauses

Assistance to Patients. TAF shall interact with patients in a manner designed to ensure that the provision of any financial assistance does not improperly influence any patient’s selection of a particular provider, practitioner, supplier, product, or test. At a minimum, TAF shall implement the following policies and practices:‌ a. TAF shall assist all eligible, financially needy patients on a first-come, first-served basis to the extent funding is available. Patients shall not be eligible for assistance unless they meet TAF’s financial need eligibility criteria and the patient has been diagnosed with a disease covered by the fund. TAF shall provide assistance on a fund-by-fund basis that is based on a reasonable, verifiable, and uniform measure of financial need that is applied to all patients within the fund in a consistent manner. b. TAF shall establish a uniform process for screening all applicants for compliance with a fund’s designated financial eligibility and medical criteria (Screening Process) prior to enrolling applicants in a fund or within a reasonable amount of time thereafter. TAF shall not require that an applicant demonstrate an inability to receive financial assistance from other sources before applying for assistance from TAF’s fund. c. TAF’s determination of a patient’s qualification for assistance shall be based on his or her financial need and a determination that the patient has a disease that is covered by the fund. In assessing a patient’s financial need, TAF shall not consider the identify of any of his or her health care providers, practitioners, suppliers, products or tests; the identity of any referring party; or the identity of any Donor that may have contributed for the support of the patient’s specified disease or the amount of the donation. d. TAF shall award assistance in a manner that xxxxxx any link between Donors and patients. TAF shall not provide patients with any information regarding Donors or the identity of Donors to the fund from which patient receives assistance. TAF shall communicate a decision to provide a grant or other financial assistance to a patient only to the patient or a personal representative (who is acting on behalf of the patient in seeking financial assistance from XXX) and who is not acting on behalf of any Donor to the fund. TAF shall not communicate such decision to a third party such as a hub.‌ e. TAF shall make no referrals or recommendations regarding specific providers, practitioners, suppliers, tests, or products....
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Assistance to Patients. Good Days shall interact with patients in a manner designed to ensure that the provision of any financial assistance does not improperly influence any patient’s selection of a particular provider, practitioner, supplier, product, or test. At a minimum, Good Days shall implement the following policies and practices: a. Good Days shall assist all eligible, financially needy patients on a first-come, first-served basis to the extent funding is available. Patients shall not be eligible for assistance unless they meet Good Days’ financial need eligibility criteria and the patient has been diagnosed with a disease covered by the fund. Good Days shall provide assistance on a fund-by-fund basis that is based on a reasonable, verifiable, and uniform measure of financial need that is applied to all patients within the fund in a consistent manner.‌ b. Good Days shall establish a uniform process for screening all applicants for compliance with a fund’s designated financial eligibility and medical criteria (Screening Process) prior to enrolling applicants in a fund or within a reasonable amount of time thereafter. Good Days shall not require that an applicant demonstrate an inability to receive financial assistance from other sources before applying for assistance from Good Days’ fund.‌ c. Good Days’ determination of a patient’s qualification for assistance shall be based on his or her financial need and a determination that the patient has a disease that is covered by the fund. In assessing a patient’s financial need, Good Days shall not consider the identify of any of his or her health care providers, practitioners, suppliers, products or tests; the identity of any referring party; or the identity of any Donor‌ that may have contributed for the support of the patient’s specified disease or the amount of the donation.‌ d. Good Days shall award assistance in a manner that xxxxxx any link between Donors and patients. Good Days shall not provide patients with any information regarding Donors or the identity of Donors to the fund from which patient receives assistance. Good Days shall communicate a decision to provide a grant or other financial assistance to a patient only to the patient or a personal representative (who is acting on behalf of the patient in seeking financial assistance from Good Days) and who is not acting on behalf of any Donor to the fund. Good Days shall not communicate such decision to a third party such as a hub.‌ e. Good Days shall make no referral...
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