Medical Fit For Duty Sample Clauses

Medical Fit For Duty. Premise Health will design and perform fit for duty (“FFD”) testing as such job function criteria are determined and outlined by Client as a component of occupational health Services. Premise Health will provide such information in Client FFD criteria to allow Client to determine whether a Participant passes or fails the assessment based on Client job function criteria. For the avoidance of doubt, Client, not Premise Health, shall determine whether Participant passes or fails the FFD testing. Premise Health provides medications that are available to Participants at the time of the provider visit in quantities up to 90-day supply or as allowed by law, whichever is less. Medications are prescribed and dispensed by Premise Health Personnel having authority to dispense and who are licensed, if applicable, to dispense medications to their patients. Provider dispensing medication expenses are billed directly to the Client. Premise Health provides a seasonal influenza vaccination program that complies with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (“ACIP”).
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