Temporary residents Clause Samples

Temporary residents. Unless clause 76 applies, the Contractor must if its list of patients is open accept a person as a temporary resident if that the person is:

Temporary residents. The Contractor may if its list of patients is open accept a person as a temporarily resident away from his normal place of residence and is not being provided with essential services under any other arrangement in the locality where he is temporarily residing; or moving from place to place and not for the time being resident in any place. For the purposes of clause 177, a person shall be regarded as temporarily resident in a place if, when he arrives in that place, he intends to stay there for more than 24 hours but not more than three months. Where the Contractor wishes to terminate its responsibility for a person accepted as a temporary resident before the end of three months or such shorter period for which it had agreed to accept him as a patient, the Contractor shall notify the patient either orally or in writing and its responsibility for that person shall cease 7 days after the date on which the notification was given. At the end of three months, or on such earlier date as its responsibility for the patient has come to an end, the Contractor shall notify the Board in the agreed form of any person whom it accepted as a temporary resident. The Contractor shall only refuse an application made under clause 171 to 180 if it has reasonable grounds for doing so which do not relate to the applicant‘s race, gender, social class, marital status, age, religion, political opinion, sexual orientation, appearance, disability, medical condition or whether or not the applicant has dependants. The reasonable grounds referred to in clause 181 shall, in the case of applications made under clauses 171 to 176 include the ground that the applicant does not live in the Contractor‘s practice area. If the Contractor refuses an application made under clauses 171 to1800, it shall, within 14 days of its decision, notify the applicant (or, in the case of a child or incapable adult, the person making the application on their behalf) in writing of the refusal and the reason for it. The Contractor shall keep a written record of refusals of applications made under clauses 171 to 176 and of the reasons for them and shall make this record available to the Board on request. Where the Contractor has accepted an application for inclusion in its list of patients, it shall- notify the patient (or, in the case of a child or incapable adult, the person making the application on their behalf) of the patient‘s right to express a preference to receive services from a particular performer or cl...

Temporary residents. 4.1 A Child Patient who moves temporarily to and is resident in a place not ordinarily served by the Medical Practitioner on whose panel he/she is included and who does not, at the time of his/her arrival in that place, intend to remain there for a period exceeding three months, shall be regarded as a temporary resident. If his/her stay at that place extends to more than three months, his/her residence from the end of that period shall cease to be regarded as temporary.

Temporary residents. 13.6.1 The Contractor may if the Contractor’s list of patients is open, accept a person as a temporary resident provided the Contractor is satisfied that the person is: a) temporarily resident away from his normal place of residence and is not being provided with essential services (or their equivalent) under any other arrangement in the locality where he is temporarily residing; or b) moving from place to place and not for the time being resident in any place. 13.6.2 For the purposes of clause 13.6.1, a person shall be regarded as temporarily resident in a place if, when they arrive in that place, they intend to stay there for more than 24 hours but not more than three months. 13.6.3 Where the Contractor wants to terminate its responsibility for a person accepted as a temporary resident before the end of: a) three months; or b) such shorter period for which the Contractor agreed to accept that person as a patient, the Contractor must give notice of that fact to the person either orally or in writing and the Contractor’s responsibility for that person is to cease seven days after the date on which notice is given. 13.6.4 Where the Contractor’s responsibility for a person as a temporary resident comes to an end, the Contractor must give notice in writing to the Department of its acceptance of that person as a temporary resident: a) At the end of that period of three months beginning with the date on which the Contractor accepted that person as a temporary resident, or b) If the Contractor’s responsibility for that person as a temporary resident came to an end earlier than at the end of the three month period referred to in sub-clause (a), at the end of that period.

Temporary residents persons to whom the Contractor is required to provide emergency or immediately necessary treatment;

Temporary residents. An eligible person who moves temporarily to and is resident in a place not ordinarily served by the medical practitioner on whose list he is included and who does not, at the time of his arrival in that place, intend to remain there for a period exceeding three months, shall be regarded as a temporary resident. If his stay at that place extends to more than three months his residence from the end of that period shall cease to be regarded as temporary.

Temporary residents. In general, applicants living in the United States on a basis of a visa cannot be considered. For fully examined business, applicants (and family members living with them) residing in the United States on H1B visas and who are from a low risk country can be considered on an individual basis. If there is any question whatsoever regarding the applicant’s status, the underwriter should feel free to investigate without apology.

Temporary residents. 13.6.1. The Contractor may if its list of patients is open accept a person as a temporary resident provided it is satisfied that the person is- (a) temporarily resident away from his normal place of residence and is not being provided with essential services under any other arrangement in the locality where he is temporarily residing; or (b) moving from place to place and not for the time being resident in any place. 13.6.2. For the purposes of clause 13.6.1, a person shall be regarded as temporarily resident in a place if, when he arrives in that place, he intends to stay there for more than 24 hours but not more than three months. 13.6.3. Where the Contractor wishes to terminate its responsibility for a person accepted as a temporary resident before the end of three months or such shorter period for which it had agreed to accept him as a patient, the Contractor shall notify the patient either orally or in writing and its responsibility for that person shall cease 7 days after the date on which the notification was given. 13.6.4. At the end of three months, or on such earlier date as its responsibility for the patient has come to an end, the Contractor shall notify the Board in writing of any person whom it accepted as a temporary resident.

Temporary residents. Applicants who are in the United States on the basis of a temporary visa will not be considered.