Transfer of Care. Patients presenting with one of the conditions listed in Appendix 6 at the GP surgery can be offered this service. Patients will also be able to self-refer into the scheme. Patients presenting at a participating Community Pharmacy confirmed as being registered with a participating GP Practice will receive the level of care as laid out in this specification. Patients wishing to access the service must present their NHS number. The first time a patient accesses the system they may not have their NHS number, in these circumstances patient consent to obtain the clients NHS number from their practice or the NHS spine must be sought. If the pharmacy is unable to obtain the patients NHS number, treatment should be declined and the client urged to seek medical care through their GP or the Pharmacy OTC route. If the pharmacy is in any doubt of the patient’s eligibility to receive the service they should advise the patient to seek medical care through normal GP or Pharmacy OTC routes.
Transfer of Care. Upon request by a CalOptima Member, County shall assist the CalOptima Member in the orderly transfer of such CalOptima Member’s medical care. In doing so, County shall make available to the new Provider of care for the Member, copies of the Medical Records, patient files, and other pertinent information, including information maintained by any County Associate, necessary for efficient medical case management of Member. In no circumstance shall a CalOptima Member be billed for this service.
Transfer of Care. Upon the termination or withdrawal of a Group Physician, Group agrees to arrange for the transfer of all care and treatment of any affected Members including but not limited to identifying Members undergoing acute care and/or treatment and assuming responsibility for the transfer of care to another appropriate Group Physician.
Transfer of Care. Should it become necessary to transfer care to an obstetrician, that physician becomes your primary care provider until care is transferred back to the midwife. Your midwife may remain with you in a supportive role. The need for consultation and/or transfer of care is determined by College standards, professional guidelines, and hospital policies. There may be conditions when a complete transfer to an obstetrician becomes necessary, in which case your midwifery care would end.
Transfer of Care. An HHA, if its provider agreement terminated, is re- sponsible for providing information, as- sistance, and arrangements necessary for the proper and safe transfer of pa- tients to another local HHA within 30 days of termination. The State must assist the HHA in the safe and orderly transfer of care and services for the pa- tients to another local HHA.
Transfer of Care. Prior to the termination or expiration of this contract, and upon request by the Department, the Contractor shall assist the State in the orderly transfer of mental health care for beneficiaries in Mendocino County. In doing this, the Contractor shall make available to the Department copies of medical records, patient files, and any other pertinent information, including information maintained by any subcontractor that is necessary for efficient case management of beneficiaries, as determined by the Department. Costs of reproduction shall be borne by the Department. In no circumstances shall a beneficiary be billed for this service.
Transfer of Care. When a PCP has initiated medication management services for a member to treat a behavioral health disorder, and it is subsequently determined by the PCP or Contractor that the member should be transferred to a RBHA prescriber or the CRS Contractor for evaluation and/or continued medication management services, the Contractor will require and ensure that the PCP or Contractor coordinates the transfer of care. All affected subcontracts shall include this provision. The Contractor shall establish policies and procedures for the transition of members who are referred to the RBHA or the CRS Contractor for ongoing treatment. The Contractor shall ensure that PCPs maintain continuity of care for these members. The policies and procedures must address, at a minimum, the following:
Transfer of Care. Prior to the termination or expiration of this contract, and upon request by the Department, the Contractor shall assist the State in the orderly transfer of mental health care for beneficiaries in «County_Name» County. In doing this, the Contractor shall make available to the Department copies of medical records, patient files, and any other pertinent information, including information maintained by any subcontractor that is necessary for efficient case management of beneficiaries, as determined by the Department. Costs of reproduction shall be borne by the Department. In no circumstances shall a beneficiary be billed for this service.
Transfer of Care. Prior to the termination or expiration of this Contract, and upon request by the County, the Contractor shall assist the County in the orderly transfer of behavioral health care for beneficiaries in San Bernardino County. In doing this, the Contractor shall make available to DBH copies of medical records and any other pertinent information, including information maintained by any subcontractor that is necessary for efficient case management of beneficiaries. Under no circumstances will the costs for reproduction of records to the County from the Contractor be the responsibility of the client.
Transfer of Care. 1. When the scope of care for a given patient is largely outside of the usual scope of the practice for the CNM, e.g. primarily surgical care is indicated, the case may be transferred via a hand-off from the CNM to the physician. Then the CNM may continue to participate in the care under the direction of the physician accepting the transfer.
