Common use of Paramedical Services Clause in Contracts

Paramedical Services. The services of a chiropractor (excluding X-rays), a podiatrist and a physiotherapist who are members in good standing of their professional association. These expenses are covered up to $60 per treatment, for a maximum of $300 for all these services combined. Emergency treatment for the repair of damage resulting directly from an accidental blow to the mouth to natural healthy teeth. The maximum reimbursement is $3,000. Reasonable living expenses if you must delay your return because you, a family member accompanying you or a travelling companion falls ill or is injured. The illness or injury must be certified by a physician. The maximum reimbursement for living expenses is $200 per day, for a total of $2,000.

Paramedical Services. The services of a chiropractor (excluding X-rays), a podiatrist and a physiotherapist who are members in good standing of their professional association. These expenses are covered up to $60 per treatment, for a maximum of $300 for all these services combined. Emergency treatment for the repair of damage resulting result- ing directly from an accidental blow to the mouth to natural healthy teeth. The maximum reimbursement is $3,000. Reasonable living expenses if you must delay your return because you, a family member accompanying you or a travelling companion falls ill or is injured. The illness or injury must be certified by a physician. The maximum reimbursement for living expenses is $200 per day, for a total of $2,000.

Paramedical Services. The services of a chiropractor (excluding X-rays), a podiatrist and a physiotherapist who are members in good standing of their professional association. These expenses are covered up to $60 per treatment, for a maximum of $300 for all these services combined. Emergency treatment for the repair of damage resulting directly from an accidental blow to the mouth to natural healthy teeth. The maximum reimbursement is $3,000. Reasonable living expenses if you must delay your return because you, a family member accompanying you or a travelling companion falls ill or is injured. The illness or injury must be certified certifed by a physician. The maximum reimbursement for living expenses is $200 per day, for a total of $2,000.