Alcoholism Treatment Clause Samples
The Alcoholism Treatment clause outlines the procedures and obligations related to addressing alcoholism within the context of an agreement, typically in employment or insurance settings. It may specify the availability of treatment programs, the conditions under which an individual may be required or permitted to seek treatment, and any protections or accommodations provided during the treatment period. This clause serves to ensure that individuals struggling with alcoholism have access to support while also clarifying the responsibilities of both parties, thereby promoting a structured approach to managing substance abuse issues and reducing potential workplace or contractual disruptions.
Alcoholism Treatment. For treatment of alcoholism of an emÄ ployee which has been diagnosed as such by the employee's attending physician, as a result of which the employee is confined at an approved treatment center which provides medical and therapeutic treatment for alcoholism under a program approved by both the attending physician and the insurer, on an inÄ patient basis requiring fullÄtime participation by the patient, and certain evaluation, diagnostic and counseling services: a benefit will be provided to cover charges by the treatment center for room and board, care and treatment, exclusive of custodial care, up to $50 per day for not more than 31 days per calendar year with a lifetime maximum of $3,000.
Alcoholism Treatment. For treatment of alcoholism of an employee which has been diagnosed as such by the employee's attending physician,as a result of which the employee is confined at an approved treatment centerwhich provides medical and therapeutic treatment for alcoholism under aprogram approved by both the attending physician and the insurer, on an in-patient basis requiring full-time participation by the patient, and certainevaluation, diagnostic and counseling services: a benefit will be provided to cover charges by the treatment center for room and board, care and treatment, exclusive of custodial care, up to $50 per day for not more than 31 days per calendar year with a lifetime maximum of $3,000.
Alcoholism Treatment. For treatment of alcoholism of an employee which has been diagnosed as such by the employee's attending physician, as a result of which the employee is confined at an approved treatment center which provides medical and therapeutic treatment for alcoholism under a program approved by both the attending physician and the insurer, on an inpatient basis requiring full-time participation. -59- ,Q_) $ o?.!