Common use of Consent to Treatment Clause in Contracts

Consent to Treatment. An admission contract must not include a clause requiring a resident to sign a consent to all treatment ordered by any physician. An admission contract may require consent only for routine nursing care or emergency care. An admission contract must contain a clause that informs the resident of the right to refuse treatment.

Consent to Treatment. An admission contract must not include a clause requiring a resident to sign a consent to all treatment ordered by any physician, advanced practice registered nurse, or physician assistant. An admission contract may require consent only for routine nursing care or emergency care. An admission contract must contain a clause that informs the resident of the right to refuse treatment.

Consent to Treatment. An admission contract must not include a clause requiring a resident to sign a consent to all treatment ordered by any physicianphysician or advanced practice registered nurse. An admission contract may require consent only for routine nursing care or emergency care. An admission contract must contain a clause that informs the resident of the right to refuse treatment.