Common use of Termination on Medical Grounds Clause in Contracts

Termination on Medical Grounds. The Operator may terminate this Occupation Right Agreement on the following grounds: (a) If a medical practitioner, after assessing the Resident, certifies that the Resident’s physical or mental health is such that the Resident or other Residents cannot live safely in their units. The following conditions apply: (i) the Operator shall appoint the medical practitioner at the Operator’s cost. (ii) the medical practitioner appointed must be independent of the Operator. (iii) the assessment by the medical practitioner must take into account the care, support and facilities offered in the Village, including the opportunity to transfer to a higher level of care, and support services that could be brought in from outside the Village to support the Resident to remain in the Unit. (iv) the Resident (or support person or holder of an Enduring Power of Attorney for Personal Care and Welfare) may, as part of being consulted on the proposed termination, obtain a second medical opinion at the Resident’s cost and present it to the Operator.

Termination on Medical Grounds. The Operator may terminate this Occupation Right Agreement on the following grounds: (a) If a medical practitioner, after assessing the Resident, certifies that the Resident’s physical or mental health is such that the Resident or other Residents cannot live safely in their unitsthe Unit. The following conditions apply: (i) the Operator shall appoint the medical practitioner at the Operator’s cost. (ii) the medical practitioner appointed must be independent of the Operator. (iii) the assessment by the medical practitioner must take into account the care, support and facilities offered in the Village, including the opportunity to transfer to a higher level of care, and support services that could be brought in from outside the Village to support the Resident to remain ageing in the Unitplace. (iv) the Resident (or support person or holder of an Enduring Power of Attorney for Personal Care and Welfare) may, as part of being consulted on making representations, the proposed termination, Resident may obtain a second medical opinion at the Resident’s cost and present it to the Operator.

Termination on Medical Grounds. The Operator may terminate this Occupation Right Agreement on the following grounds: (a) If a medical practitioner, after assessing the Resident, certifies that the Resident’s physical or mental health is such that the Resident or other Residents cannot live safely in their unitsthe Unit. The following conditions apply: (i) the Operator shall appoint the medical practitioner at the Operator’s cost. (ii) the medical practitioner appointed must be independent of the Operator. (iii) the assessment by the medical practitioner must take into account the care, support and facilities offered in the Village, including the opportunity to transfer to a higher level of care, and support services that could be brought in from outside the Village to support the Resident to remain ageing in the Unitplace. (iv) as part of making representations, the Resident (or support person or holder of an Enduring Power of Attorney for Personal Care and Welfare) may, Welfare for the Resident may as part of being consulted on the proposed termination, obtain a second medical opinion at the Resident’s cost and present it to the Operator.