MSO CCS CPW Outpatient Medical Treatment Specialists in Government / Restructured Hospitals An employee Sample Clauses

MSO CCS CPW Outpatient Medical Treatment Specialists in Government / Restructured Hospitals An employee dependant who attends a SOCs without a referral from a Government doctor or GP will have to pay for the first consultation fee in full. However, they will co-pay (15% for employee and 40% for dependants) on all other charges. An officer / dependant who attend a SOCs without a referral from a Government doctor or GP will have to pay for the first consultation fee in full. However, they will co-pay (15% for employee and 40% for dependants) on all other charges. At government hospitals, clinics and SATA, the costs will be borne by NP. At RHs, NSC & SNEC, consultations will be reimbursed up to a maximum of $17 per visit. At NUH, consultants will be reimbursable up to $21 per visit. Fees for various medical tests are reimbursable but in accordance with the Scheme of Charges for Government Medical Services. Charges for tests not covered by the list are not payable by NP. Outpatient Medical Treatment Specialists in Private Practice Employees shall co-pay 15% and dependants 40% on all items of medical expenses at a private specialist clinic. The subsidy is capped at $10 per visit. Employees shall co-pay 15% and dependants 40% on all items of medical expenses at a private specialist clinic. The subsidy is capped at $10 per visit. Specialist consultations will be reimbursed at a flat rate of $17 per visit for first / repeat visits. Medications / prescriptions are non- reimbursable. (Cont'd) MSO CCS CPW Hospitalisation at Government Employees under this scheme are not eligible for subsidised hospitalisation benefits. However, an additional 1% CPF contribution on total salary will be accrued to the CPF Medisave account. The contribution is in lieu of subsidised hospitalisation benefits. All unconsumed medical subsidy will be credited into the CPF Medisave at the end of each Financial Year. Employees will co-pay 15% and dependants 40% on all items of medical expenses (xxxx, surgical, investigations, treatment, medicine) if he is admitted to a xxxx of his eligibility. Government charges shall include charges for xxxx accommodation, medical treatment, medicines, dressings and such professional attendance. The xxxx charges payable by employees/ dependants are as follows - Medical treatment, surgical and other fees (except maternity) will be fully subsidised. Hospitalisation at Private Hospital Employees under this scheme are not eligible for subsidised hospitalisation benefits. However, an additional 1% CPF contribution on total salary will be accrued to the CPF Medisave ...
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