Common use of Medical Assessment of Treatment Received Locally Clause in Contracts

Medical Assessment of Treatment Received Locally. Medical Monitoring Platinum Card Assistance shall take all reasonable steps to obtain a medical assessment of the treatment of a Covered Person and co-ordinate where it is medically advisable in the opinion of a physician designated by Platinum Card Assistance (Designated Physician); monitor the local treatment until the Covered Person is released from treatment or is sent home. Platinum Card Assistance guarantees that the Designated Physician of the relevant jurisdiction be of good repute and not have been the subject of any reprimand or malpractice proceedings. These steps include but are not limited to: a) The Designated Physician shall follow up with the local treating physician, discuss the preliminary diagnosis and evaluate the recommended treatment based on the information made available to the Designated Physician b) The Designated Physician will contact the local treating physician throughout the treatment period, when deemed medically advisable, to monitor the progress of the Covered Person and to determine the adequacy and necessity of the treatment being provided to the Covered Person. In cases where the Designated Physician does not deem it medically advisable to contact the local treating physician every 48-hours, or more frequently, while the Covered Person is in hospital, a representative for American Express Platinum Card Assistance will contact the Covered Person at least every 48-hours, if possible and if not, will contact the local physician in order to monitor the progress of the Covered Person.

Medical Assessment of Treatment Received Locally. Medical Monitoring Platinum Card Assistance shall take all reasonable steps to obtain a medical assessment of the treatment of a Covered Person and co-ordinate where it is medically advisable in the opinion of a physician designated by Platinum Card Assistance (Designated Physician); monitor the local treatment until the Covered Person is released from treatment or is sent home. Platinum Card Assistance guarantees that the Designated Physician of the relevant jurisdiction be of good repute and not have been the subject of any reprimand or malpractice proceedings. These steps include but are not limited to: a) The Designated Physician shall follow up with the local treating physician, discuss the preliminary diagnosis and evaluate the recommended treatment based on the information made available to the Designated Physician. b) The Designated Physician will contact the local treating physician throughout the treatment period, when deemed medically advisable, to monitor the progress of the Covered Person and to determine the adequacy and necessity of the treatment being provided to the Covered Person. In cases where the Designated Physician does not deem it medically advisable to contact the local treating physician every 48-hours, or more frequently, while the Covered Person is in hospitalHospital, a representative for American Express Platinum Card Assistance will contact the Covered Person at least every 48-hours, if possible and if not, will contact the local physician in order to monitor the progress of the Covered Person.

Medical Assessment of Treatment Received Locally. Medical Monitoring Platinum Card Assistance shall take all reasonable steps to obtain a medical assessment of the treatment of a Covered Person and co-ordinate where it is medically advisable in the opinion of a physician designated by Platinum Card Assistance (Designated Physician); monitor the local treatment until the Covered Person is released from treatment or is sent home. Platinum Card Assistance guarantees that the Designated Physician of the relevant jurisdiction be of good repute and not have been the subject of any reprimand or malpractice proceedings. These steps include but are not limited to: a) The Designated Physician shall follow up with the local treating physician, discuss the preliminary diagnosis and evaluate the recommended treatment based on the information made available to the Designated Physician b) The Designated Physician will contact the local treating physician throughout the treatment period, when deemed medically advisable, to monitor the progress of the Covered Person and to determine the adequacy and necessity of the treatment being provided to the Covered Person. In cases where the Designated Physician does not deem it medically advisable to contact the local treating physician every 48-hours, or more frequently, while the Covered Person is in hospitalHospital, a representative for American Express Platinum Card Assistance will contact the Covered Person at least every 48-hours, if possible and if not, will contact the local physician in order to monitor the progress of the Covered Person.