Medical/Mental Health/Dental Sample Clauses

Medical/Mental Health/Dental. The CONTRACTOR shall provide essential health services, including medical, dental and mental health services, while meeting the applicable standards and levels of quality established by the ACA, NCCHC, and CCR Title 15. In addition, the CONTRACTOR shall provide services consistent with all applicable Federal, state, and local laws and regulations governing the delivery of offender health services and any applicable Court orders, including, but not limited to orders issued in the case of Plata x. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, and establish the necessary quality controls to ensure all policies and procedures are designed and implemented in a manner to promote orderly and efficient delivery and management of health care services to CDCR Offenders. Compliance with applicable court orders as set forth above shall not be deemed to be submission to the jurisdiction of the ordering court, and is a contractual obligation only. • CDCR Offenders shall be provided health services consistent with the services provided by the CDCR under applicable CDCR Offender health services policies and procedures.
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Medical/Mental Health/Dental. The CONTRACTOR shall provide essential health services, including medical, dental and mental health services, while meeting the applicable standards and levels of quality established by the ACA, NCCHC, and CCR Title 15. In addition, the CONTRACTOR shall provide services consistent with all applicable Federal, state, and local laws and regulations governing the delivery of offender health services and any applicable Court orders, and establish the necessary quality controls to ensure all policies and procedures are designed and implemented in a manner to promote orderly and efficient delivery and management of health care services to CDCR Offenders. • CDCR Offenders shall be provided health services consistent with the services provided by the CDCR under applicable CDCR Offender health services policies and procedures.
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Medical/Mental Health/Dental. The COUNTY Youthful Offender shall be provided basic healthcare, including routine dental services. In the event a COUNTY Youthful Offender becomes ill or is injured and requires more than basic healthcare, the COUNTY Youthful Offender shall be returned to the COUNTY in accordance with Section II, Subsection C as soon as practicable. In the event a COUNTY Youthful Offender is exposed to or contracts COVID-19, the COUNTY Youthful Offender shall be returned to the COUNTY in accordance with Section II, Subsection C. The CDCR shall have written policies and procedures to support the management and prevent the spread of infectious diseases. The health care record created at the Fire Camp/CDCR is the property of the CDCR. A copy of applicable health records for health care delivered while the COUNTY Youthful Offender was housed at the Fire Camp shall be forwarded to the COUNTY when the COUNTY Youthful Offender is transferred from the Fire Camp. Release of information shall be conducted in accordance with CDCR regulations and policies and shall be subject to statutory limitations on disclosure, including but not limited to state privacy laws, provisions of the federal requirements imposed by HIPAA, and other federal privacy laws. Medical costs beyond basic healthcare and dental care costs beyond routine, including but not limited to, medical costs and dental care costs, incurred prior to COUNTY Youthful Offender’s return to COUNTY shall be the responsibility of the COUNTY. This does not include injury or illness covered under Workers’ Compensation in accordance with Section III, Subsection D. All COUNTY Offenders suspected of being sexually assaulted shall be provided medical treatment in accordance with the CDCR policy and consistent with CDCR Prison Rape Elimination Act protocols. Medical and dental xxxxxxxx from outside vendors which are the responsibility of the COUNTY shall be submitted to the COUNTY or designee by the CDCR Headquarters within ninety (90) days of receipt.
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