Common use of Missed Visits Clause in Contracts

Missed Visits. (i) Provider must develop a back-up plan for each Covered Person to be implemented during missed visits, or when otherwise necessary. For purposes of this section, “missed visit,” refers to a period of one or more hours that a staff member of Provider does not furnish the home health service that a Covered Person is authorized to receive and which has been implemented. A missed visit may be due to exigent circumstances beyond any party’s control. It may also be due to a fault of Provider, the staff member, Subcontractor or Health Plan. It may also be due to a fault of the Covered Person. For example, the Covered Person refuses to allow the staff member to enter the home or to remain there after beginning work; the staff member suspects or witnesses unlawful activity in the home; or, the environment in the Covered Person’s home is such that the staff member fears for their personal safety.

Missed Visits. (ia) Provider must develop a back-up plan for each Covered Person to be implemented during missed visits, or when otherwise necessary. For purposes of this section, “missed visit,” refers to a period of one or more hours that a staff member of Provider does not furnish the home health service that a Covered Person is authorized to receive and which has been implemented. A missed visit may be due to exigent circumstances beyond any party’s control. It may also be due to a fault of Provider, the staff member, Subcontractor or Health PlanUnited. It may also be due to a fault of the Covered Person. For example, the Covered Person refuses to allow the staff member to enter the home or to remain there after beginning work; the staff member suspects or witnesses unlawful activity in the home; or, the environment in the Covered Person’s home is such that the staff member fears for their personal safety.