Primary Health Care Services. The PRACTICE shall provide office-based Medical Services to the Members listed above.
a. Well/preventative office visits, which are visits for the preservation of physical and mental wellness, discussion of preventative guidelines, nutrition and exercise following recommended guidelines by the American College of Physicians, American Academy of Family Physicians and the US Preventative Services Task Force.
b. Evaluation of new problems, including but not limited to treatment of sore throats, coughs, colds, other minor illness and injury, certain minor surgical procedures, and any other services within the scope of Internal Medicine training.
c. Follow-up visits for the management of long-term medical conditions including, but not limited to, asthma, hypertension, diabetes and other chronic conditions/illnesses within the scope of Internal Medicine.
d. Care coordination to assist other health team members by organizing and forwarding pertinent information from primary exams for use by specialists including progress notes, laboratory results, and imaging reports.
Primary Health Care Services. Primary health care services include services that are provided outside the hospital setting by a general practitioner, pharmacist, allied health professionals, community and child health nurses, Home and Community Care and mental health
Primary Health Care Services. EFM shall provide office-based Medical Services to the Patient Members listed on page 1 of this Agreement (in accordance with the limitations of Paragraph 3 below).
A. Well/preventive office visits, which are visits for the preservation of physical and mental wellness, discussion of preventive guidelines, nutrition and exercise.
B. Treatment of immediate problems, including but not limited to treatment of sore throats, coughs, colds, and minor injuries.
C. Management of long-term medical conditions including but not limited to, asthma, diabetes, and high blood pressure.
D. Care coordination to assist other health team members by organizing and forwarding pertinent information from primary exams for use by specialists for laboratory tests and x-rays, among other specialized treatment needs.
Primary Health Care Services. UTMB will subcontract with, or employ, a provider to provide primary care at TJJD Institutions. Each facility will have a designated physician if the primary care provider is not a physician. The facility physician will be a Texas licensed physician and serve as the medical health authority for the Institution. A Provider will be at the Institution at least once per week. In those facilities where a mid-level Provider provides the primary care, a physician will be available to address Youth complaints as needed.
Primary Health Care Services. (i) Health Maintenance (well care, immunizations);
(ii) Chronic Disease Maintenance;
(iii) Mental Health screening and assessment;
(iv) Acute illness care;
(v) Non-specialty medical, mental health and substance abuse intervention; and
(vi) Referrals for other services not available at the SBHC. When providing services by referral, the SBHC will offer as many options as possible. If services are provided by referral, financial, geographical, and other barriers should be minimized.
Primary Health Care Services. PPMT shall provide, in a prompt and professional manner, Primary Health Care Services, including consultation with health care specialists for the entire inmate population at the MCDF, which is located at 0000 Xxxxxx Xx, Missoula, MT 59808. Said services shall be provided 24 hours per day, seven days per week, with the staffing and service hours contained in the Scope of Services. In addition, PPMT shall:
a. Abide by all applicable laws, rules, regulation, policies, and directives;
b. Participate in quality assurances related to heath issues;
c. Develop and at all times maintain appropriate communications and dialogue with the Missoula County Sheriff or his/her designee, office personnel, correctional staff, inmate family members, advocacy groups, and other County officers;
d. Supervise, schedule, and evaluate nurse practitioners and other medical professionals employed by PPMT in their defined duties at the MCDF; and
e. Ensure that all medical professionals engaged by PPMT to perform under this Agreement maintain all applicable state licensing requirements.
Primary Health Care Services. The PRACTICE shall provide office-based Medical Services to the Members listed below. Each member is entitled to up to 25 visits annually as part of their membership.
1. Well/preventative office visits, which are visits for the preservation of physical and mental wellness, discussion of preventative guidelines, nutrition and exercise following recommended guidelines by the American Academy of Pediatrics, American Academy of Family Physicians and the US Preventative Services Task Force.
2. Evaluation of new problems, including minor illness and injury, certain minor surgical procedures, and any other services within the scope of family medicine training.
3. Follow-up visits for the management of long-term medical conditions
4. Care coordination to assist other health team members by organizing and forwarding pertinent information from primary exams for use by specialists including progress notes, laboratory results, imaging reports, and telephone consults as appropriate.
Primary Health Care Services a. For a minimum of 24 hours per week, VGMHC will provide SBHC primary healthcare to students within the Beaverton School District in accordance with SBHC protocols and certification requirements and the Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Memorial Health Center policies and procedures.
b. All SBHC primary healthcare services must be delivered in accordance with the guidelines set forth in the Standards for Certification for SBHC (2000, revised 2005, revised 2009, revised 2010, and 2014), a copy of which, including revisions, is available from Oregon Health Authority or accessible on the internet at xxxx://xxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx/HealthyPeopleFamilies/Youth/HealthSchool/SchoolBasedHealthCenter s/Pages/certification.aspx The Standards for Certification (2000, revised 2005, revised 2009, revised 2010, and 2014) includes administrative, operations and reporting guidance, and minimum standards and/or requirements in the areas of: certification process, sponsoring agency/facility, operations/staffing, laboratory, clinical services, data collection/reporting and quality assurance.
Primary Health Care Services are provided in a comprehensive, integrated, and accessible manner and in a sustained partnership with the student, his or her family, and his or her primary care provider in order to promote health manage, or treat chronic disease with parental consent (unless otherwise allowed by current Georgia law for Confidential Services) and are defined as: • Health Maintenance (well care, immunizations) • Chronic Disease Management • Mental health screening and assessment followed with appropriate services • Acute illness care • Oral health screenings and assessment followed with appropriate services • Non-specialty medical, dental - restorative, mental health, and substance abuse interventions • Referral for other services not available at the health center
Primary Health Care Services shall be deemed to include those medical and hospital services and benefits provided by a Primary Care Practitioner, to which Enrollees are entitled.
