IN AN EMERGENCY Sample Clauses

IN AN EMERGENCY. A special mobile phone is held by a member of the Management Committee; if there is an emergency at the Hall please call the number below to obtain guidance on the issue: Emergency telephone no: 00000 000000
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IN AN EMERGENCY. What do you want your caregiver to do in an emergency? After calling emergency services, who else should be notified? List names and numbers here. Name: Name: Name: Name: Phone Number: Phone Number: Phone Number: _ Phone Number: SAMPLE DAILY SCHEDULE: 12:00am
IN AN EMERGENCY. You agree that We and Our agents, representatives and contractors may enter the Supply Address if You are not there provided that the Supply Address is left no less secure by reason of such entry and provided that We pay You reasonable compensation for any damage caused to Your property by Us or by Our agents, representatives or contractors in obtaining such entry.
IN AN EMERGENCY the CVL IM shall, within a reasonable time of the occurrence of the Emergency, give notice to the Adjacent Facility Owner:
IN AN EMERGENCY. Contact me via email and voicemail, you may also go to the emergency room or dial 911. EMAIL/SOCIAL MEDIA: In general, email or text are the quickest ways to reach me. I use them to arrange/change appointments. When canceling, please leave BOTH a voicemail and email. Please do not email me information related to your therapy, as email is not completely confidential, and Important issues should be reserved for sessions. Be aware that emails between us become part of your legal record. I do not accept friend requests or contact requests from clients on social networking sites (Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.) out of concern for your confidentiality and my privacy. It may also blur the boundaries of our therapy relationship. REFERRALS/GROUP: A referral to another provider may become necessary if it becomes clear in my opinion that your issues would be better treated by a professional with different expertise. It is unethical for me to practice beyond the level of my competence, education, training, or experience. I am not responsible for the care received from professionals to whom I refer you. Agreements made between you and I do not involve other professionals in the office suite, who each operate independent solo practices, and are not part of a group.
IN AN EMERGENCY. Contact me via text, e-mail and voicemail. You may also go to the emergency room, dial 911 or Crisis Hotline number 888-724- 7240.
IN AN EMERGENCY. You may contact the Xxxxx Behavioral Health Community Crisis Stabilization program: 000 000 0000, you may also go to the nearest emergency room or dial 911. You can contact me via email, text and voicemail and I will return your call within 24hrs, during business hours. EMAIL/SOCIAL MEDIA: In general, email/text is the quickest way to reach me and used to communicate appointment logistics and/or general information. I do not use email or texting to provide therapy and be aware that email/text conversations can become part of your legal record. Please reserve confidential and sensitive therapeutic topics for the clinical hour, to protect your privacy and the integrity of the therapeutic relationship. Additionally, out of concern for your confidentiality and my privacy, I do not accept friend requests or contact requests from clients on social networking sites (Facebook, LinkedIn, etc)
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IN AN EMERGENCY. Contact me via 000.000.0000. You may also use the national help line by dialing 988, go to the emergency room or dial 911.
IN AN EMERGENCY. Contact me via e-mail and voicemail, then call my 24-hour answering service at 000-000-0000. Leave a message, I will get back to you as soon as possible. You may also go to the emergency room or dial 911 or call SD Crisis Hotline at 000-000-0000. E-MAIL/SOCIAL MEDIA: In general, text is the quickest way to reach me. I use text to arrange/change appointments. I do not do therapy by e-mail. When cancelling, please leave BOTH a voicemail and text. Please do not e-mail me information related to your therapy, as e-mail is not completely confidential, and Important issues should be reserved for sessions. Be aware that e-mails between us become part of your legal record. I do not accept friend requests or contact requests from clients on social networking sites (Facebook, LinkedIn, etc) out of concern for your confidentiality and my privacy. It may also blur the boundaries of our therapy relationship. TREATMENT AGREEMENT (CONT’D)
IN AN EMERGENCY. Contact me via e-mail and voicemail. You may also go to the emergency room or dial 911. E-MAIL/SOCIAL MEDIA: In general, phone (000-000-0000) is the quickest way to reach me. I use e-mail to arrange/change appointments. I do not do therapy by e-mail. When cancelling, please leave BOTH a voicemail and e-mail. Please do not e-mail or text me information related to your therapy, as e-mail and texting is not completely confidential, and Important issues should be reserved for sessions. Be aware that e-mails and texts between us become part of your legal record. I do not accept friend requests or contact requests from clients on social networking sites (Facebook, LinkedIn, etc) out of concern for your confidentiality and my privacy. It may also blur the boundaries of our therapy relationship.
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