Wellness Checks Sample Clauses
A Wellness Checks clause establishes the right or obligation to periodically assess the health, safety, or well-being of individuals involved in an agreement, such as employees, tenants, or service recipients. Typically, this clause outlines the frequency and manner of these checks, which may include scheduled visits, phone calls, or digital check-ins, and can apply in contexts like elder care, remote work, or residential leases. Its core practical function is to ensure ongoing oversight and support, helping to identify and address potential issues early, thereby promoting safety and well-being.
Wellness Checks. Tenant will conduct wellness checks and/or emergency safety checks in accordance with HSH policy, internal agency policies and tenant laws to assess a Resident’s safety when there is a reason to believe the Resident is at immediate and substantial risk due to a medical and/or psychiatric emergency.
Wellness Checks. Grantee shall conduct Wellness Checks in accordance with HSH policy to assess participant safety when there is reason to believe the participant is in immediate and substantial risk due to a medical and/or psychiatric emergency.
Wellness Checks. The Provider will establish regular health and wellness checks for Residents, including an escalation procedure which may warrant room checking, when a Resident has not been seen or heard from for an extended period, not to exceed forty- eight (48) hours.
Wellness Checks. Wellness checks shall be performed at least twice a day for every guest. Ideally, guests work with providers to set the wellness check cadence that feels right to them, within these parameters. Wellness checks shall be conducted in a way that is sensitive to the likelihood of a guest’s history of trauma and sense of violation or loss of dignity. All activities must be documented and specify a plan for following up on any identified facilities or supportive service needs.
Wellness Checks. Contractors and/or visitors must conduct visual wellness checks before coming onto sites. Temperature check to ensure no fever and ensure no low-risk or high-risk COVID symptoms present: congestion, nausea, sore throat, headache, fatigue, cough, difficulty breathing and/or loss of taste/smell Contractors and/or visitors must wear face coverings when participating in any INDOOR activity on a school campus. Face coverings are optional for outdoor activities. Visitor must have completed the primary series of Pfizer or Moderna vaccine within the last 6 months OR completed the primary series of J&J vaccine within the last 2 months. If over 6 months since the primary series of vaccine, booster is requires Have received a negative test result within the last 72 hours (district is providing testing Monday through Thursday from 2:00 pm-5:00 pm at the District Office and all four high schools). Visitor Signature: OUSD Site: Date on Campus: School Official Signature: Visitor email: Visitor Phone Number: ORANGE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
Wellness Checks. The Owner shall ensure that family members who live off-site and have concerns about the well-being of a senior resident of the Property will be able to contact the Owner to arrange for a staff member to visit the resident and report back to the family member.
Wellness Checks. The Department of Residential Living in coordination with other campus partners may be asked to perform what is known as a Wellness check. These checks are performed when a concern has been raised by an individual on campus or off campus about a residential student. Wellness checks can take place at any time and may require staff to enter a unit to check if the student is present in their unit. Should a student receive an injury or require transportation to a medical facility, Campus Police or Residential Living staff may contact emergency services to transport the student. Should a student be transported to a medical facility, it will be asked that the student contact their emergency contact (if possible). Should the student be unable to contact their emergency contact for any reason, Residential Living staff or Campus Police will contact the individual listed as this contact. Bed ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ is limited based on the style of bed within the Residence Hall. Students are not permitted to utilize cinder blocks, bed risers, or other apparatuses that can be purchased to raise the height of the bed. Beds in Mystic Hall are able to be raised or lowered based on their design. Students are not permitted to utilize cinder blocks, bed risers, or other apparatuses that can be purchased to raise the height of the bed. Students seeking to have their bed raised or lowered should contact Residential Living staff for the submission of a work order. This request should include the desired height the bed is to be set at, so facilities staff can complete the work order. Mystic Hall beds are adjustable to a height in which students are provided with a guard rail to assist with the safety of not falling out of the bed while asleep. Each bed is provided with this guard rail free of charge and attached to the bedframe upon arrival to campus. Students in Mystic Hall will need to digitally sign a waiver stating that the guard rail was provided upon arrival to campus, and that the student has the option to use, or not use the provided guard rail. Students who have their beds raised and want a ladder can submit a request to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ with the room number and location of the bed in the room for a work order to be submitted. Ladders are limited and therefore not guaranteed for all students. Should a ladder be present in the room at the time of arrival, and the student would like it removed the student can use the same process for a work order to be submitted and the ladder...
Wellness Checks. The Provider will establish regular health and wellness checks for
Wellness Checks. Contractor shall conduct Wellness Checks two times daily in accordance with HSH policy to assess the safety of all participants at the Site.
Wellness Checks. PPM must perform wellness checks in accordance with CHA procedures, and any local ordinances.