Care and Treatment. PROVIDER is solely responsible for all decisions regarding the medical care and treatment of MSHN consumers that are referred for treatment. The traditional relationship between PROVIDER and consumer, shall in no way be affected by the terms of this Agreement, notwithstanding the fact that MSHN is responsible for determinations concerning claims, utilization review, coverage and benefit issues.
Care and Treatment. The traditional relationship between PROVIDER and consumer, shall in no way be affected by the terms of this Agreement, notwithstanding the fact that MSHN is responsible for determinations concerning claims, utilization review, coverage and benefit issues.
Care and Treatment. The Assisting Hospital shall be responsible for the care and treatment of evacuated patients upon admission to the Assisting Hospital.
Care and Treatment. Appropriate medical treatment shall be rendered as soon as possible after any use of force resulting in injury or complaint of medical concerns.
Care and Treatment. Buyer further agrees, as part of Buyer’s performance under this agreement, that the purchased animal will be given proper medical care including, but not limited to, vaccinations and annual boosters, regular de-worming, adequate and proper shade, and housing in a fenced yard or kennel. Grooming and Training. Buyer agrees that he/she/it will groom, train and care for this dog in a manner consistent with high quality animal husbandry practices and those endorsed by the Breeder and the AKC. Costs of All Returns. Should an animal purchased under this agreement be returned for any reasons whatsoever, Buyer accepts responsibility for, and shall pay, without recourse against the Seller, any and all transportation expenses, veterinary charges, crate fees, air freight charges, and transport fees to and from the involved airports. Should an exchange animal be agreed upon, Buyer shall be responsible for any and all costs, charges, and/or fees associated with transportation of the exchange animal from Seller to Buyer. Buyer hereby states its purchase of a puppy from Stockton’s Retrievers is purchased to be the Buyer’s pet and not for wholesale or retail purposes. Covenant not to Disparage. Buyer understands that the eventual personality and/or behavioral traits of the dog purchased under this Agreement cannot be guaranteed. As such, and knowing that any disparaging remarks against Stockton’s Retrievers, its owners, operators, or employees will result in irreparable harm to Stockton’s Retrievers and its business, Buyer agrees to refrain from making any disparaging remarks or comments, whether publicly or privately made, concerning Stockton’s Retrievers, its owners, operators, or employees, or the dogs bred at, or purchased from, Stockton’s Retrievers. Buyer agrees to pay liquidated damages of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) for each and every single disparaging remark made. Due to the varying kinds of food and different environmental conditions the puppy comes in contact with, the Buyer hereby agrees to keep the herein purchased puppy on NuVet Vitamins for the first two years of his/her life in order for all of the Seller’s Limited Warrantee’s herein to be valid. Failure to do so makes all representations and warrantee’s null and void. These Vitamins strengthen their immune system, while building and strengthening the cardiovascular, skeletal and nerve system. All NuVet Vitamin purchases must be ordered at 800/474-7044 using order code #53828 or at xxx.xxxxx.xxx/0000...
Care and Treatment. In all, 21,087 people living with HIV/AIDS (PLHIV) were enrolled in IHAP-HK/L’s treatment and care cohort as of the end of June 2017. A total of 1,845 adults and children were newly enrolled on ART this quarter, which represents 90 percent of HIV-positive individuals newly identified within the reporting period (Figure 2). Figure 3 shows the percentage of HIV-positive adults and children linked to treatment in each health zone (HZ) in Q3.
Care and Treatment. Necessary care and treatment by a health care professional is recognized as proper cause for granting sick leave.
Care and Treatment. PROVIDER is solely responsible for all decisions regarding the medical care and treatment of MSHN consumers that are referred for treatment. The traditional relationship between PROVIDER and consumer, shall in no way be affected by the terms of this Agreement, notwithstanding the fact that MSHN is responsible for determinations concerning claims, utilization review, coverage and benefit issues. Any determination by MSHN denying approval for a particular service shall not relieve PROVIDER from providing or recommending such service they deem as appropriate. PROVIDER shall not render any service that is not a Covered Service unless PROVIDER first informs MSHN consumer that the service is not a Covered Service and that MSHN consumer will be solely responsible for the cost thereof.
Care and Treatment. (Presently Medically Necessary Care and Treatment): Level 2 care and treatment is defined as care and treatment without which an AIC could not be maintained without significant risk of either further serious deterioration of the condition or significant reduction in the chance of possible repair after release or without significant pain or discomfort.
(i) Level 2 care and treatment may include, but is not limited to:
(A) Chronic, usually fatal conditions where treatment improves life span and quality of life, (for example, medical management of insulin dependent diabetes mellitus, surgical treatment for treatable cancer of the uterus, medical management of asthma, hyper tension, etc.);
(B) Immunizations; CONFIDENTIAL SETTLEMENT COMMUNICATION PROTECTED BY FRE 408
(C) Comfort care such as pain management and hospice type care for the end stages of diseases such as cancer and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS);
(D) Proven effective preventive care for adults, e.g., preventive dental care, mammograms, pap smears, blood pressure screenings;
(E) Acute but non-fatal conditions where treatment causes a return to previous state of health, (for example, fillings for dental cavities, medical treatment of various infectious disorders); or
(F) Acute non-fatal conditions where treatment allows the best approximation of return to previous health (for example, reduction of dislocated elbow, repair of corneal laceration).
(ii) Level 2 care and treatment may be provided to AICs and, when not of an emergency nature, subject to periodic utilization review and appropriateness by the Health Services Chief of Medicine. A treating practitioner may authorize Level 2 care or treatment.
