Transfer of Patients. In the event any patient of either facility is deemed by that facility (the “Transferring Facility”) as requiring the services of the other facility (the “Receiving Facility”) and the transfer is deemed medically appropriate, a member of the nursing staff of the Transferring Facility or the patient’s attending physician will contact the admitting office or Emergency Department of the Receiving Facility to arrange for appropriate treatment as contemplated herein. All transfers between the facilities shall be made in accordance with applicable federal and state laws and regulations, the standards of the Joint Commission and any other applicable accrediting bodies, and reasonable policies and procedures of the facilities. Neither the decision to transfer a patient nor the decision to not accept a request to transfer a patient shall be predicated upon arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable discrimination or based upon the patient’s inability to pay for services rendered by either facility. The Receiving Facility’s responsibility for the patient’s care shall begin when the patient is admitted to the Receiving Facility.
Transfer of Patients. All PHF patients must be evaluated and stabilized by CONTRACTOR in accordance with all Federal and State “anti-dumping” laws prior to transfer.
Transfer of Patients. All transfers between any SHS facility and PRMC shall be performed in accordance with applicable federal and state statutes and regulations, the standards of The Joint Commission, and the MIEMMS Interhospital Transfer Guidelines. In addition, in the course of effectuating a transfer addressed by this MOU, both SHS and PRMC shall adhere to their own reasonable policies and procedures applicable to patient transfers. Both PRMC and SHS agree to retain data regarding performance measures of services provided under this MOU as may be necessary for purposes of certification and/or accreditation. Neither the acceptance of the transfer of a STEMI a patient nor the refusal to accept the transfer of a STEMI patient shall be predicated upon arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable grounds or discrimination or based upon the patient’s inability to pay for services rendered by either PRMC or SHS.
Transfer of Patients. Subject to Section 12.2, below, because the dentist-patient relationship is personal and may become unacceptable to either of them, Member or Dental Group may request in writing or via phone call to the customer service center that the Member be transferred to another provider. Where practical, such transfer will be made, as solely determined by the Plan.
Transfer of Patients. The transferring hospital is responsible for tracking the destination of all patients transferred out. The transferring hospital is responsible for notifying both the patient’s family or guardian and the patient’s attending or personal physician of the situation.
Transfer of Patients. 27.1. All PHF patients must be evaluated and stabilized by CONTRACTOR in accordance with all Federal and State “anti-dumping” laws prior to transfer.
27.2. COUNTY must authorize the transfer of the patient to another inpatient psychiatric unit.
27.3. CONTRACTOR is responsible for the costs and coordination of the method of transportation for the patient during transfer to an emergency department or facility where any medical procedures are required and for assuring that such method of transportation is appropriate, given the patient’s psychiatric and medical condition. CONTRACTOR’s responsibilities include designation of the appropriate level of professional personnel, including physicians and hospital personnel, when appropriate, who should accompany the patient during transfer.
27.4. CONTRACTOR shall assure that a transfer summary that complies with the applicable laws, regulations and guidelines, a copy of appropriate portions of the patient’s record, and copies of all appropriate portions of test results, which are reasonably available, accompany the patient to the receiving facility. CONTRACTOR will be entitled to rely upon the judgment of the CONTRACTOR’s Medical Director or approved physician designee who shall decide what portions of the medical record should accompany the patient in order to assure that the medical information is complete, accurate and in sufficient detail to provide continuity of care.
27.5. Prior to transfer, CONTRACTOR shall advise the patient’s guardian or the patient’s legal representative of the need for and the reason for the transfer and the alternatives, if any, to the transfer. CONTRACTOR shall provide adequate information regarding the proposed transportation plans and the benefits and risks, if any, of the proposed transfer.
27.5.1. For patients transferred for non-medical reasons after having received 72-hour evaluation and treatment, the patient’s or guardian’s or legal representative’s acknowledgement of such transfer notification shall be appropriately documented in the patient’s chart. Such prior notification shall not be required where notification to the patient is not possible because of patient’s physical or mental condition, or to the guardian, because of unavailability and when there has been a reasonable attempt to locate the guardian or a representative of the patient.
27.5.2. The patient shall also be accompanied by any personal effects that the patient brought to the PHF when they were admitted.
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Transfer of Patients. In the event any Patient of the Pediatric Transfer Hospital is deemed by the Pediatric Transfer Hospital to require the Services of the Treatment Hospital, and the transfer is deemed medically appropriate, the Pediatric Transfer Hospital shall arrange for the transfer of the Patient to the Treatment Hospital as set forth herein. All transfers between the facilities shall be made in accordance with applicable federal and state laws and regulations, including, but not limited to the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (“EMTALA”) and its implementing regulations, the standards of the Joint Commission and any other applicable accrediting bodies, and reasonable policies and procedures of the facilities. The Treatment Hospital’s responsibility for the Patient’s care shall commence upon the Patient’s admission to the Treatment Hospital, unless the Treatment Hospital provides, or arranges for, the Patient’s transportation from the Pediatric Transfer Hospital, in which case the Treatment Hospital shall become responsible for the Patient’s care upon the Patient’s discharge from the Pediatric Transfer Hospital.
Transfer of Patients. In the event any Patient of the Transfer Hospital is deemed by the Transfer Hospital to require the Services of the Treatment Hospital, and the transfer is deemed medically appropriate, the Transfer Hospital shall arrange for the transfer of the Patient to the Treatment Hospital as set forth herein. All transfers between the facilities shall be made in accordance with applicable federal and state laws and regulations, including, but not limited to the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (“EMTALA”) and its implementing regulations, the standards of the Joint Commission and any other applicable accrediting bodies, and reasonable policies and procedures of the facilities. The Treatment Hospital’s responsibility for the Patient’s care shall commence upon the Patient’s admission to the Treatment Hospital, unless the Treatment Hospital provides, or arranges for, the Patient’s transportation from the Transfer Hospital, in which case the Treatment Hospital shall become responsible for the Patient’s care upon the Patient’s discharge from the Transfer Hospital.
Transfer of Patients. Landlord acknowledges and agrees that, notwithstanding any condition or restriction in the Lease on the transfer of patients (including without limitation Section 15 and Section 21 of the Lease), on or prior to the Termination Date Tenant has transferred patients that were receiving services at the Premises (“Patients”) to another location leased and operated by one or more affiliates of Tenant and, except as required by applicable law, Tenant shall not be required to maintain any licensure or certification of the facility located on the Premises beyond the date that the last of such Patients is so transferred or is discharged from such facility.
Transfer of Patients. The transferring facility is responsible for tracking the destination of all patients transferred out. The transferring facility is responsible for notifying both the patient’s family or guardian and the patient’s attending or personal physician of the situation. (In the event a patient is routed to a different facility than originally assigned, the final receiving facility will notify the original transferring facility of the change. This will help ensure proper patient tracking.) [If a recipient facility is informed by the transporters that the patient’s destination was altered during transfer to different facility than the information provided to the transferring facility, the receiving facility should contact the transferring facility in order to aid in reducing potential problems when tracking their patients.]
