Common use of Identification of Select Patients Clause in Contracts

Identification of Select Patients. 22.1.1 Subject to availability of Beds and provisions of this Clause 22.1, the Concessionaire shall provide services to all Select Patients who approach the Hospital seeking medical attention without any discrimination. 22.1.2 Any Patient approaching the Hospital for availing Healthcare Services and seeking to avail Inpatient Services as a Select Patient must either (a) produce proof of registration/eligibility under the Government Health Schemes, or (b) procure from the Authority's designated officer an Authorisation Certificate in accordance with this Clause 22.1. 22.1.3 If the Authority’s representative determines that a Patient is eligible under the applicable Annual Expenditure Budget for Non-Government Scheme Select Patients and/or Applicable Law and/or any other applicable policies and directives, the Authority’s representative shall issue a certificate to the effect that such Patient is a Select Patient for the purpose of availing Inpatient Services (the “Authorisation Certificate”). 22.1.4 Any Patient issued an Authorisation Certificate and availing Inpatient Services will be deemed to be a Non-Government Scheme Select Patient entitled to avail Healthcare Services in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. The Authorisation Certificate shall be conclusive and binding on the Authority for payments to be made to the Concessionaire for treatment of such Non-Government Scheme Select Patient in the Hospital in accordance with this Agreement. 22.1.5 The Authority shall at all times ensure that at least one designated representative of the Authority is stationed and on duty at the Hospital. 22.1.6 Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this Agreement, the Authority shall be entitled to modify the process for identification of Select Patient in accordance with the policies and directives of the State Government, and the Concessionaire shall comply with the modified process notified by the Authority.