Transfer to Other Facilities Sample Clauses

Transfer to Other Facilities. If it is determined that you cannot reasonably be cared for in the Apartment or the appropriate unit of the Health Care Center due to a physical, emotional or mental condition beyond the scope of the Corporation's services (including, without limitation, violent mental illness, communicable disease, alcoholism or substance abuse), the Corporation may request that you transfer to a hospital or other healthcare facility outside the Community (an "External Facility"). If you do not consent to such a change then this Agreement may be terminated if Just Cause exists in accordance with Section IX.C. The request for a transfer to an External Facility shall only be made after (i) consultation with you and your family or representative, if any, (ii) consultation with the Corporation's interdisciplinary team of professionals and (iii) approval of the President of the Corporation. The Corporation shall select an External Facility appropriate for your physical, emotional, and mental condition and shall pay the whole cost of caring for you at such External Facility, up to and limited by the amount of your Monthly Fee. You shall be responsible for any costs at the External Facility in excess of your Monthly Fee and for such costs not included in the Monthly Fee which you are obligated to pay under Sections I.C, I.D, I.E, I.F, I.J, II.B and II.D (the "Excess Cost"). You shall continue to pay the Monthly Fee in accordance with Section IV.X.x. A transfer under this Section VII.C does not, of itself, modify the right to receive a refund, if any, under the Payment Option chosen by you. If you transfer to an External Facility on a temporary basis, you shall have the right, on a priority basis, to be returned to the Health Care Center or the Apartment as soon as appropriate space is available. In the event that you elect to be transferred to an External Facility other than that selected by the Corporation, the foregoing provisions will apply with regard to the cost, except that if the cost is higher at the External Facility to which you elect to be transferred than it would have been at the External Facility selected by the Corporation, the Corporation's payment obligations shall be determined with reference to the latter, and you shall be responsible for the difference and any Excess Costs. In the case of imminent threat of serious harm to your health or safety or the health or safety of other residents, the Corporation may temporarily transfer you to an External Facility imm...
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