Medical Attention Telephone Medical Advice, Evaluation and Referral Appointment Sample Clauses

Medical Attention Telephone Medical Advice, Evaluation and Referral Appointment. When medical advice is needed, the Insured may telephone IPA’s alarm center for medical advice and evaluation from the attending physician. However, it is stressed that telephone conversation cannot establish a diagnosis and shall be considered as an advice only. If medically necessary in the opinion of IPA’s attending physician, the Insured will be referred to another physician or to a medical specialist for personal assessment and IPA will assist the Insured in making the medical appointment. All physician's fees and related charges shall be borne entirely and directly by the Insured without any reimbursement from IPA.
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