Medication Refills Clause Samples

Medication Refills. Normally, you will be provided with enough medication to last until your next follow up appointment. If you need a refill, please call your pharmacy to send over a refill request. Please be attentive to the amount of pills you have left and call for refills at least 3 days before you run out. Refills for controlled substances will not be handled on weekends, after hours or on holidays.

Medication Refills. Once medications have been prescribed your provider will strive to work with you as best as possible to ensure timely refills. It is expected that typically the patient or caregiver needs to give at least 2-3 business days notice that a refill will be needed. This will allow the provider time to review the patient’s chart and determine if a refill can be granted without a clinic visit. Remember that all patients need to be seen at a minimum once every 6 months by their medication provider, with 3 months being a standard interval between visits. It is SPBH policy that a refill typically consists of a full month supply. However, if the SPBH provider is not clinically comfortable with providing a full month refill, they may provide instead only enough medication to last until the next clinic appointment. In the event a patient is leaving SPBH medication services but remaining on the medication (e.g. moving, changing providers) a 2-3 month refill of the medication is typically given, unless deemed not appropriate by the medication provider. Once an appointment is scheduled, you are allowed to cancel for any reason. However, you will be expected to attend unless you provide 24 hours advance notice of cancellation [unless we both agree that you were unable to attend due to circumstances beyond your control]. If you fail to attend a scheduled session or cancel a session with less than 24 hours notice, you may receive a charge that equals full payment for a session. If this is a continuing pattern, your care may be discontinued in this clinic. It is important for you to understand that our practice is busy. As a result, you may not always have the ability to reschedule easily for the same week in which you cancelled or missed an appointment. You may not always be able to secure times for your child for after school appointments. However, this office will do the best that we can to work with you on any scheduling concerns that you may have. This office will provide reminders for appointments via e-mail as a courtesy. However, please understand that it is still your responsibility to attend sessions when they are scheduled, even if you did not receive the reminder. Please do not rely solely on reminder notifications to ensure your attendance at scheduled appointments. Services are provided at the discretion of your treatment provider. Your provider reserves the right to terminate services if either parent behaves inappropriately towards them or the office staff; if ...

Medication Refills. Medication refills are done during appointment time only so that your response to the medication(s) can be properly assessed. Prescriptions will be written with enough refills to last until your next appointment. We recommend scheduling your next appointment at the end of each session so that we can be sure you are following your treatment plan and also so you do not run out of medication. These strict policies primarily reflect my concern for my clients' well-being. Self-assessment of psychiatric symptoms can be difficult and requires quite a bit of practice and feedback, especially early in treatment. We recommend scheduling your next appointment at the end of each follow-up appointment as our schedule fills up quickly. If something unexpected occurs and you run out of medication before your next scheduled follow-up, please call or message our office ASAP to request a refill. Do not contact the pharmacy as this can cause delays. Please allow up to 5 business days for the refill to be approved by insurance, if appropriate. Controlled substances cannot be refilled without an appointment.

Medication Refills. I understand that it is my responsibility to request medication refills five business days in advance. If I do not and I run out of medication, I may experience mental and physical medication withdrawal effects.

Medication Refills. Refills are authorized for current patients in active treatment, keeping regular appointments only. I provide prescriptions at appointments. However, should a medication refill become necessary before the next scheduled appointment, please call or email with the following information: your name; date of birth; return call phone number; name of the medication with number of milligrams and daily intake; and name and number of your pharmacy. Communication with the psychiatrist or other licensed mental health practitioner is always held in the strictest confidence and will not be revealed to outside agencies or individuals without your written authorization. Except as medically required and ethically permitted, and except for certain situations which are dictated by law (i.e. child abuse, imminent threat of danger to yourself or others, or court order), I will never release or communicate any aspect of your treat without your consent.

Medication Refills. Please call your pharmacy to request a refill of your medication(s). Prescription refills may take 48 hours to process. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ refill requests will not be honored if the patient has not been evaluated by their physician within the past 12 months. However, urgent refill requests will be honored with the understanding that the patient must be evaluated by their physician before another refill is required.

Medication Refills a. Requests may be made only during regular office hours, Monday through Friday, during my scheduled monthly office visit. I understand that I must contact my provider two business days (48 hours) prior to running out of my medication, and that I must come to the office to pick up my written prescription. b. Requests will not be honored on nights, weekends, and holidays. c. Requests will not be honored if I run out early, lose a prescription or spill/misplace medications. d. If I need assistance with my prescriptions, I agree to call the office at least 72 hours ahead. e. I acknowledge that only written prescriptions will be given, and that no narcotic prescriptions will be telephoned to the pharmacy.

Medication Refills. In the event of a missed appointment, you may be provided medication refills only at your prescriber’s discretion and only through your next rescheduled follow-up appointment. After a second missed appointment you will not be provided medication refills (or will be provided with a taper if appropriate) until a follow-up appointment is kept.

Medication Refills. It is your responsibility to inform me if you are in need of a refill on your medication. This is best done during your session and will save you a $25 charge for medication refill requests outside of the appointment. I do set aside a percentage of my practice for providing psychiatric care for lower income individuals based on sliding scale Your insurance carrier may reimburse you for payments even though I am considered an "out of network" provider. If you wish to seek reimbursement from your insurance carrier I will provide you with a signed receipt for services which contains what would reasonably be expected to be the information necessary for your insurance carrier to process your reimbursement. Clients are responsible for the disclosure of the information contained on such a receipt and for completing any relevant insurance claim form, submitting such claim, and directly seeking reimbursement from their insurance carrier. When you schedule an appointment, you are reserving time. Any missed appointment or cancellation with less than 24 notice may be charged the full cash rate. Exceptions are at discretion of IBC. Please note that insurance plans do not pay for missed appointments. These charges will be entirely your responsibility. Therapy may be discontinued with individuals with a pattern of frequent cancelations.