Common use of Medical Clearance Clause in Contracts

Medical Clearance. All inmate transfers to the Facility shall follow the provisions of Health Services' Bulletin No. 15.02.02 (or subsequent versions). Upon transfer of an inmate from FDC, the CONTRACTOR is responsible for all costs of diagnostic and medical tests. The CONTRACTOR may not refuse inmates based on the existence of pending diagnostic or medical tests. However, if a medical hold was placed on an inmate, the FDC will not transfer that inmate until the medical hold has been removed. If an inmate with a medical hold is inadvertently transferred to the Facility, the inmate shall be transferred back to FDC at the CONTRACTOR's request. The CONTRACTOR shall not be responsible for those tests or procedures which required the medical hold if the inmate is transferred back to FDC. Proper procedures for acceptance and transfer of inmates shall be followed, pursuant to this Agreement.

Medical Clearance. All inmate transfers to the Facility shall follow be in accordance with the provisions of Health Services' Bulletin No. 15.02.02 (or subsequent versions)15.02.02. Upon transfer of an inmate from FDC, the CONTRACTOR is responsible for all costs of diagnostic and medical tests. The CONTRACTOR may not refuse inmates based on the existence of pending diagnostic or medical tests. However, if a medical hold was placed on an inmate, the FDC will not transfer that inmate until the medical hold has been removed. If an inmate with a medical hold is inadvertently transferred to the Facility, the inmate shall be transferred back to FDC at the CONTRACTOR's ’s request. The CONTRACTOR shall not be responsible for those tests or procedures which required the medical hold hold, if the inmate is transferred back to FDC. Proper procedures for acceptance and transfer of inmates shall be followed, followed pursuant to this Agreement.