Common use of Travel Benefit Clause in Contracts

Travel Benefit. (i) Transportation by scheduled air, bus or rail or equivalent self-transportation to and from the nearest locale equipped to provide the treatment required, when ordered by the attending physician or surgeon because, in their opinion, adequate treatment is not available locally. (ii) Said transportation will not normally be provided to points beyond Vancouver, B.C. Reimbursement for transportation to a locale outside of B.C. will be limited to the lesser of: (1) the actual amount for such transportation, or (2) the amount which would have been paid if similar transportation were taken to Vancouver, B.C. (iii) Transportation of an attendant for the patient being transported under (a) above, when ordered by the attending physician or surgeon. (1) Accommodation and expenses in a commercial facility to a maximum of one hundred dollars ($100) per day to a maximum of seven days. (2) Accommodation expenses at a BC Cancer Agency's treatment centre for the duration of treatment. (3) Accommodation expenses at a family care centre to a maximum of $700 per trip. (4) Accommodation expenses for an adult attendant when required on a referral up to a maximum of seven days at $100.00 per day. (v) Cab/bus fares to and from the airport in the region, between the destination airport and accommodation and/or location of treatment, up to a maximum of $100 per trip. (vi) When referred by the BCGEU or family physician of an employee participating in the Employee and Family Assistance Program, the cost of transportation and expenses as in (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv) in reference to an approved alcohol and drug rehabilitation institute, shall be reimbursed.

Travel Benefit. (ia) Transportation by scheduled air, bus or rail or equivalent self-transportation to and from the nearest locale equipped to provide the treatment required, when ordered by the attending physician or surgeon because, in their opinion, adequate treatment is not available locally. (ii) . Said transportation will not normally be provided to points beyond Vancouver, B.C. Reimbursement for transportation to a locale outside of B.C. will be limited to the lesser of: (1) the actual amount for such transportation, or (2) the amount which would have been paid if similar transportation were taken to Vancouver, B.C. (iiib) Transportation of an attendant for the patient being transported under (a) above, when ordered by the attending physician or surgeon. (1) Accommodation and expenses in a commercial facility to a maximum of one hundred dollars ($100) 125 per day to a maximum of seven days. (2) Accommodation expenses at a BC Cancer Agency's treatment centre for the duration of treatment. (3) Accommodation expenses at a family care centre to a maximum of $700 750 per trip. (4) Accommodation expenses for an adult attendant when required on a referral up to a maximum of seven days at $100.00 125 per day. (vd) Cab/bus fares to and from the airport in the region, between the destination airport and accommodation and/or location of treatment, up to a maximum of $100 125 per trip. (vie) When referred by the BCGEU or family physician of an employee participating in the Employee and Family Assistance Program, the cost of transportation and expenses as in (ia), (iib), (iiic) and (ivd) in reference to an approved alcohol and drug rehabilitation institute, shall be reimbursed. (f) All expenses claimed must be accompanied by receipts.