Facility Number Sample Clauses
The Facility Number clause assigns a unique identification number to a specific facility or loan under an agreement. This number is used throughout the contract and related documentation to reference the particular facility, ensuring that all parties are clear about which loan or credit line is being discussed. By providing a consistent identifier, the clause helps prevent confusion or miscommunication, especially in agreements involving multiple facilities, and ensures accurate tracking and administration of the facility.
Facility Number. During the Term of this Contract, the Physicians may provide services outside the scope of this Contract on a fee-for-service basis. The Physicians, whether or not required by MSP or other paying agency, will enter start and stop times of the patient encounter for any services provided outside the scope of this Contract on a fee-for-service basis when those services are provided on the same day that the Physician provides Services under this Contract.
Facility Number. 3. During the Term of this Contract, the Physician may provide services outside the scope of this Contract on a fee-for-service basis. The Physician, whether or not required by MSP or other paying agency, will enter start and stop times of the patient encounter for any services provided outside the scope of this Contract on a fee-for-service basis when those services are provided on the same day that the Physician provides Services under this Contract.
a. For clarity, in circumstances where the Physician addresses multiple conditions during a visit, the Physician will report time providing Services under this Contract and bill fee for service to WorkSafeBC or Insurance Corporation of British Columbia or other third parties as appropriate.
4. The Physician will also submit an Attachment Code to the Medical Services Plan/Health Insurance BC via Teleplan on a one-time basis for each patient where attachment is agreed to by the Physician and the patient upon completion of the attachment conversation set out in section 10 b. of Appendix 2. An Attachment Code should not be submitted when attachment is not established (e.g. the Physician is seeing a patient attached to another practitioner in the same clinic) or for any Services provided outside this Contract. As the Attachment Code is administrative, the Physician must also submit a separate Encounter Record as set out in 1 above for the visit. The Attachment Code will include the following information:
a. MSP Payee Number,
b. Practitioner Number,
c. Patient’s/Client’s personal health number (PHN), d. Patient/Client Name, e. Date,
Facility Number. 3. During the Term of this Contract, the Physicians may provide services outside the scope of this Contract on a fee-for-service basis. The Physicians, whether or not required by MSP or other paying agency, will enter start and stop times of the patient encounter for any services provided outside the scope of this Contract on a fee-for-service basis when those services are provided on the same day that the Physician provides Services under this Contract.
a. For clarity, in circumstances where the Physician addresses multiple conditions during a visit, the Physician will report time providing Services under this Contract and bill fee for service to WorkSafeBC or Insurance Corporation of British Columbia or other third parties as appropriate.
4. Each Physician will also submit an Attachment Code each year during the Term for each patient where attachment is confirmed/agreed to by the Physician and the patient in accordance with sections 9 f. to h. of Appendix 2. An Attachment Code should not be submitted where attachment is not established (e.g. the Physician is seeing a patient attached to another Physician) or for any Services provided outside this Contract. As the Attachment Code is administrative, the Physician must also submit a separate Encounter Record as set out in 1 above for visit. The Attachment Code will include the following information:
a. MSP Payee Number (Clinic’s Payee Number XXXX),
b. Practitioner Number,
c. Patient’s/Client’s personal health number (PHN), d. Patient/Client Name, e. Date,
Facility Number. The Physicians will also ensure that all appropriate Practice Personnel (non-physician health care practitioners) register with Teleplan and submit Encounter Records to the Medical Services Plan/Health Insurance BC via Teleplan in accordance with the requirements, rules and procedures of the Medical Services Plan (MSP)/Health Insurance BC for the Services provided under this Contract and the Encounter Records will include the following information:
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