Scope of General Services Sample Clauses

Scope of General Services. The responsibility of SHP for medical care of an inmate commences with the booking and physical placement of said inmate into the Jail. The health care services provided by SHP shall be for all persons committed to the custody of the Jail, except those identified in Section No. 1.7. SHP shall provide and/or arrange for professional medical, dental, mental health and related health care and administrative services for the inmates, regularly scheduled sick call, nursing care, regular physician care, medical specialty services, emergency medical care, emergency ambulance services when medically necessary, medical records management, pharmacy services management, administrative support services, and other services, all as more specifically described herein. SHP shall be financially responsible for the costs of all physician and nurse staffing, over-the-counter medications, dental supplies, medical supplies, medical hazardous waste disposal, office supplies, forms, folders, files, travel expenses, publications, administrative services and nursing time to train officers in the Jail on various medical matters. SHP’s financial responsibility for the costs of all emergency kits and restocking of emergency kit supplies, all necessary license and permit fees, all prescription medications, all biological products used to prevent, diagnose or treat diseases and medical conditions (including, but not limited to the costs of PPD solution for inmate Tuberculosis testing), all clinical lab procedures (inside and outside the Jail), all x-ray procedures (inside and outside the Jail), all dental services (inside and outside the Jail) and all medical and mental health services rendered outside the Jail shall be limited by the annual cost pool described in Section No. 1.5 of this Agreement. All pool costs in excess of the annual cost pool limit shall be the financial responsibility of the County, or shall not otherwise be the financial responsibility of SHP. Should new legislation require substantial or new medical directives to SHP in the provision of services under this Agreement, SHP will not be financially responsible for changes to its program, rather SHP would have the ability to seek from the County any additional monies to fund such directives.
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Scope of General Services. The responsibility of COMPANY for the healthcare of an inmate commences with the commitment of an inmate to the FACILITY. COMPANY shall provide on a regular basis, all professional medical, mental health, dental, and related health care and administrative services for the inmates, regularly scheduled sick call, nursing care, regular provider care, pharmaceuticals (utilizing 340b), on- site diagnostics (laboratory and radiology), on-site emergency medical care, medical records management, and administrative support services. COMPANY will not be financially responsible for the cost of ambulance services, out-patient and in-patient hospitalizations, or any out-of-facility healthcare services.
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Scope of General Services. The responsibility of AMISTAD to deliver reasonably necessary health care services to COVID-19 positive patients shall be Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Medical, administrative, and support services will be provided during this hours as set out on Exhibit “A” herein attached and incorporated in its entirety. Any COVID- 19 positive Nueces County resident will be accepted for treatment. AMISTAD will provide third party billing for medical services rendered and shall be entitled to any amounts recovered. AMISTAD shall provide the services specified herein, in accordance with all applicable the standards and/or requirements.
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Scope of General Services. The responsibility of SHP for care of an inmate commences no earlier than the booking and physical placement of said inmate into the Jail and notification to a member of the SHP medical staff of the same and to the extent SHP medical staff is on-site. The health care services provided by SHP shall be for all persons committed to the custody of the Jail, except those identified in Section No. 1.7. SHP shall provide and/or arrange for professional medical, dental, mental health and related health care services for the inmates, regularly scheduled sick call, nursing care, regular physician care, medical specialty services, emergency medical care, emergency ambulance services when medically necessary, medical records management, pharmacy services management, administrative support services, and other services, all as more specifically described herein. As more fully explained in Section No. 1.4 herein, none of the services to be provided by SHP as described herein shall alter or eliminate the duty and ability of the County, through its employees, to arrange for emergency medical care at any time. SHP shall be financially responsible for the costs of all physician and nurse staffing, over-the-counter medications, medical supplies, on-site clinical lab procedures, on-site x-ray procedures, office supplies, forms, folders, files, travel expenses, publications, administrative services and nursing time to train officers in the Jail on various medical matters. SHP’s financial responsibility for the costs of all emergency kits and restocking of emergency kit supplies, all necessary license and permit fees, all pharmaceuticals, all x-ray procedures (outside the Jail), all dental services (inside and outside the Jail) and all medical and mental health services rendered outside the Jail shall be limited by the annual cost pool described in Section 1.5 of this Agreement. All pool costs in excess of the annual cost pool limit shall be the financial responsibility of the County, or shall not otherwise be the financial responsibility of SHP. SHP may not provide and/or shall not pay for any services, supplies, equipment or other items not specifically contained in this Agreement. Arrangements may be made in agreement with the County for SHP to purchase items or provide services, outside of this Agreement, and by mutual agreement between the County and SHP. Any such agreements shall be in writing. Should new legislation require substantial or new medical directives to SHP in ...
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Scope of General Services. For the purposes of this Agreement, Contractor’s responsibility for medical care commences when an individual is booked into the Facility. The Contractor shall provide health care services for all persons committed to the physical custody of the Facility and to individuals who are engaged in work release activities but who spend each night at one of the Facilities. The Contractor shall provide on a regular basis, all professional medical, dental, mental health, related health care and administrative services for the inmates. These services include intake health screenings, regularly scheduled sick call, nursing coverage, regular physicians visits on site, infirmary care, hospitalization, medical specialty services, emergency medical care, medical records management, pharmacy and pharmaceutical services, laboratory services, radiology services, auditory services, ophthalmology services, health education and training services, utilization review, a quality assurance program, administrative support services, dental services, and on-site emergency medical treatment for visitors or County personnel, all as more specifically described 1) Exhibit C) Jefferson County’s Formal Request for Proposal, RFP# 17-037/YS, including addendums 1, 2) Exhibit A: Best and Final Offer; 3) Exhibit B: Contractor Response to Jefferson County’s Formal Request for Proposal (RFP)# 17-037/YS. Inmates to be housed in any Jefferson County Correctional Facility shall receive an intake health screening before completion of booking process.
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Scope of General Services. The responsibility of AMISTAD to deliver reasonably necessary health care services to COVID-19 positive patients shall be Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Medical, administrative, and support services will be provided as set out on Exhibit A herein attached and incorporated in its entirety. Any COVID- 19 positive Nueces County resident will be accepted for treatment. AMISTAD will provide third party billing for medical services rendered and not otherwise billed under this Agreement, including but not limited to laboratory and x- ray services and shall be entitled to any amounts recovered. AMISTAD shall provide the services specified herein, in accordance with all applicable the standards and/or requirements.
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Scope of General Services. The responsibility of AMISTAD to deliver reasonably necessary health care services to COVID-19 positive patients shall be Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Medical, administrative, and support services will be provided during this hours as set out on Exhibit “A” herein attached and incorporated in its entirety. Any COVID- 19 positive Nueces County resident will be accepted for treatment. AMISTAD will provide third party billing for medical services rendered and not otherwise billed under this agreement, including but not limited to laboratory and x-ray services and shall be entitled to any amounts recovered. AMISTAD shall provide the services specified herein, in accordance with all applicable the standards and/or requirements.
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Scope of General Services. 1.1. AGC will provide the services of Nielson, who will serve as Delta's Executive Vice Presidxxx xx Business Development, serve on its Executive Committee, and serve as a Board member of Delta ("Nielson Executive Services"). As Delta's Executive Vice Prxxxxxxx of Business Development, Nielson will have primary responsibility for developing anx xxxntaining for Delta a core competency in mergers and acquisitions and related financings in the Delta Acquisition Program. Nielson will be in charge of AGC's services to be rendered hereunder. 1.2. AGC shall serve as Delta's Official Advisor in connection with the Delta Acquisition Program and will provide, the following services ("AGC Services"):
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Scope of General Services. The responsibility of ACHS to deliver reasonably necessary health care services to an inmate commences with the physical placement of an inmate into the Facilities, which is considered the official booking. ACHS shall provide health care services for all inmates, including Work Release Inmates. ACHS shall provide, twenty four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week, at full staffing, all professional medical, dental, mental health, and nursing, allied health, administrative, and support services in accordance with Appendix X. XXXX’x services shall include but are not limited to (i) intake medical and mental health assessments, health care services for chronic, infirmary, and sick call care, routine and preventive care, including health assessments, and acute and emergency care; (ii) laboratory, radiology, pharmacy, physical therapy, and other supporting ancillary services and supplies; (iii) other related non-ancillary support services; and (iv) related technical and administrative services for all inmates under the custody and control of the County Sheriff at the Facilities, including “Xxxxxxx Order” as set out in County’s Request to Proposers No. 3137-20 (herein “RFP No. 3137-20”). ACHS shall provide the services specified herein, which shall constitute reasonable health care services in accordance with the standards and/or requirements promulgated by (i) the National Commission on Correctional Health Care relating to health services in jails (hereinafter referred to as the “NCCHC”); (ii) the American Correctional Association relating to health services (hereinafter referred to as the “ACA”), and (iii) Texas Administrative Code Title 37, Part 9, Chapter 273, (the Texas Commission on Jail Standards related to health services) and any other applicable state and federal statutes, including any other applicable Order of a Court.
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