UT Austin Dell Medical School Provision of Clinical Services Sample Clauses

UT Austin Dell Medical School Provision of Clinical Services. As soon as the Faculty and Residents are available in Xxxxxx County, Texas to provide clinical services, UT will make available, through the Seton 162b Entity or UT Austin Dell Medical School provider practice entities, appropriate members of its Faculty and Residents to provide clinical services at clinics and other facilities acting as providers for the IDS, including the Teaching Hospital, Dell Children’s Medical Center, and other reasonably accessible facilities and clinics utilized by such Faculty and Residents to provide clinical services for IDS patients (“Service Sites”). Subject to evolutions in the generally accepted practice of medicine as reflected in periodic adjustments by the UT Austin Dell Medical School to its teaching programs, this participation will include Faculty and Residents providing a comprehensive range of medical services and clinic experiences to residents of Xxxxxx County who present to the various Service Sites and coordination with those Service Sites to assure efficient and quality care to the residents seeking services in those settings. At such Service Sites, the Seton 162b Entity or UT Austin Dell Medical School provider practice entities will accept MAP (or its successor) patients, Charity Care Enrollees, members of any health plan owned by Central Health and the CCC, any residents participating in any program of the IDS and uninsured patients, in the same manner and pursuant to procedures that ensure the same access as other patients of the Seton 162b Entity or UT Austin Dell Medical School provider practice entities regardless of the patient’s age, gender, race, color, religion, origin, sexual orientation, disability, health status, insurability, genetic information, source of payment, or utilization of medical or mental health services, consistent with the applicable UT Austin Dell Medical School Charity Care Policy. The Parties understand that the permanent and ongoing funding commitments of Central Health, CCC, and Seton to UT described in this Agreement, in that certain affiliation agreement between Seton and UT being prepared as of the Effective Date of this Agreement, and indirectly through the comprehensive affiliation arrangement existing as of the Effective Date of this Agreement between or among Central Health, Seton, and/or CCC, including the Master Agreement and Omnibus Agreement, are the bases for UT Austin Dell Medical School’s provision of clinical services under this Section 4.3. Should such funding co...
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