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Medical Concerns. The Zip Line Canopy Tour, Treetop Obstacle Course, Climbing Adventure, Team Building, and other related adventure programs offered by Provider are designed for use by participants of average mobility and strength who are in reasonably good health. Obesity, high blood pressure, cardiac and coronary artery disease, pulmonary problems, arthritis, tendonitis, and other joint and musculo‐skeletal problems may all impair the safety and well‐being of participants on the courses, as may other medical and psychological and psychiatric problems. All such conditions may increase the inherent risks of the experience and cause the Participant to be a danger to himself or others. Participants with underlying medical conditions, including those set forth in the paragraph above, that may put them at greater risk of injury or illness during an activity must carefully consider those risks before choosing to participate, and they must fully inform Provider in writing of any such condition prior to the beginning of the activity. By execution of this document, Participant acknowledges that he/she has read, understands, and meets all of the physical and medical restrictions and requirements for participation provided in the reservation confirmation, on the website or signed at the property. I understand that if at the time of check‐in, I do not meet the posted requirements, or that in the sole and total discretion of Provider my participation may lead to a higher risk of danger to me and/or others participating with me, I will be denied access to the course without refund. I accept that Provider may refuse admission to its programs to any persons that its owners or agents deem a hazard to themselves or to others, Provider may alter its published or announced requirements for participation in its programs and for use of its property at any time and for any reasons that it may deem appropriate, and Provider's right to refuse me service or access shall not and does not create a duty on the part of the Provider to deny or restrict my access in any way. Inherent and Other Risks: The risk of serious injury or death during participation in the Zip Line Canopy Tour, Treetop Obstacle Course, Climbing Adventure, Team Building outing and other related adventure programs is inherent to any participant, regardless of their physical condition. The risk of injury or death exists by reason of falls, collision and contact with other participants and fixed objects, moving about the grounds on wh...

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Medical Concerns. All activities are designed for use by participants of average mobility and strength who are in reasonably good health. Obesity, high blood pressure, cardiac and coronary artery disease, pulmonary problems, pregnancy, arthritis, tendonitis, prior head, neck, or back injuries or other joint and muscular-skeletal problems may impair the safety and well being of participants during the activities; as may other medical, physical, psychological and psychiatric problems. All such conditions may increase the inherent risks of the experience and cause the Participant to be a danger to themselves or others. Participants with underlying medical problems that put them at greater risk of injury or illness during an activity must carefully consider those risks before choosing to participate, and they must fully inform tour staff, in writing, prior to the beginning of the tour. Provider reserves the right to exclude any applicant from participation, for medical, safety, or other reasons. Inherent and Other Risks: Serious injuries are uncommon in these types of activities, but the risk of injury or death certainly exists, by reason of falls, contact with other participants and fixed objects, moving about or being transported on the grounds on which the activities are initiated and conducted. A number of risks are inherent to the activities. These are risks that cannot be eliminated without changing the essential nature and educational and other values of the experience. The emotional risks range from unwelcome or inadvertent touching, simple hurt feelings to panic and psychological trauma (such as fear of heights). The physical risks range from small scrapes and bruises to bites and stings, broken bones, sprains, neurological damage, head, neck, or back injuries, and in extraordinary cases, even death. The property on which the tour is located includes hilly, rocky, and wooded terrain, cliffs, ravines, caves, creek beds, and a river with potential harmful plants and animals which may bite or sting. Injuries may be a natural consequence of the activity undertaken, as a result of the environmental hazards (including terrain and weather), a result of errors in judgment or other negligence of the staff or participants, or otherwise: and may occur in spite of the reasonable efforts of the staff to prevent them. In all cases, these inherent risks, and other risks which may not be inherent, whether or not described above must be accepted by those who choose to participate.

Medical Concerns. The Zipline Tour is designed for use by participants of average mobility and strength who are in reason- ably good health. Obesity, high blood pressure, cardiac and coronary artery disease, pulmonary problems, pregnancy, arthritis, tendonitis, prior head, neck, or back injuries or other joint and muscular-skeletal problems may impair the safety and well being of participants on the course; as may other medical, physical, psychological and psychiatric problems. All such conditions may increase the inherent risks of the experience and cause the Participant to be a danger to themselves or others. Participants with underlying medical problems that put them at greater risk of injury or illness during a Zipline Tour must carefully consider those risks before choosing to participate, and they must fully inform tour staff, in writing, prior to the beginning of the tour. Provider reserves the right to exclude any applicant from participation, for medical, safety, or other reasons.

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Medical Concerns: Lakeshore Adventures Kayak Tours are designed for use by participants of average mobility and strength who are in reasonably good health.
Any partial exchange shall be effected pro rata based on the number of Rights (other than Rights which have become void pursuant to the provisions of Section 7(e) or Section 11(a)(ii)) held by each holder of Rights.
Medical Concerns Nothing in this Settlement Agreement will require that an electronic device or equipment constituting an appropriate auxiliary aid be used when or where its use may interfere with medical or monitoring equipment or may otherwise constitute a threat to the Patient´s medical condition.
Parents of the child with any food allergy will be required to complete the FARE form, along with the Summerville Nursery School Medical Examination Information page and the Medical Release for Additional Medical Concerns form, and provide it to their class coordinator for distribution.
Initial here if this section has been read and understood Medical Concerns Your psychotherapist is not a medical doctor and can therefore not recognize or diagnose medical conditions.
Medical Concerns Nothing in this Settlement Agreement will require that an electronic device or equipment constituting an appropriate auxiliary aid be used when or where its use may interfere with medical or monitoring equipment or may otherwise constitute a threat to the Patient’s medical condition.

More Definitions of Medical Concerns

Medical Concerns. The Canopy Tour is designed for use by participants of average mobility and strength who are in reasonably good health. Obesity, high blood pressure, cardiac and coronary artery disease, pulmonary problems, arthritis, tendonitis, and other joint and musculo-skeletal problems may all impair the safety and well being of participants on the courses, as may other medical and psychological and psychiatric problems. All such conditions may increase the inherent risks of the experience and cause the Participant to be a danger to himself or others. Participants with underlying medical conditions, including those set forth in the paragraph above, that put them at greater risk of injury or illness during a canopy tour must carefully consider those risks before choosing to participate, and they must fully inform tour staff in writing of any such condition prior to the beginning of the tour. Provider reserves the right to exclude any applicant from participation, for medical, safety, or other reasons. In consideration of the canopy tour program which I and my group have contracted for with Provider, and/or the use of its facilities, I (we) the undersigned Participant(s), and the Parent of a minor Participant (for himself or herself and on behalf of the minor participant), agree as follows:

Medical Concerns. The Dragonfly Zipline program is designed for use by participants of average mobility and strength who are in reasonably good health. Obesity, high blood pressure, cardiac and coronary artery disease, pulmonary problems, pregnancy, arthritis, tendonitis, prior head, neck, or back injuries or other joint and muscular-skeletal problems may impair the safety and well being of participants on the course; as may other medical, physical, psychological and psychiatric problems. All such conditions may increase the inherent risks of the experience and cause the Participant to be a danger to themselves or others. Participants with underlying medical problems that put them at greater risk of injury or illness during a Dragonfly Zipline Tour must carefully consider those risks before choosing to participate, and they must fully inform tour staff, in writing, prior to the beginning of the tour. Provider reserves the right to exclude any applicant from participation, for medical, safety, or other reasons. Inherent and Other Risks: Serious injuries are uncommon in Dragonfly Zipline Tours, but the risk of injury or death certainly exists, by reason of falls, contact with other participants and fixed objects, moving about, or being transported on the grounds on which the activities are initiated and conducted. Dragonfly Zipline Tours in located on a shared use property. Risk of injury also exists in conjunction with these shared use activities. A number of risks are inherent to the activities. These are risks that cannot be eliminated without changing the essential nature and educational and other values of the experience. The emotional risks range from unwelcome or inadvertent touching, simple hurt feelings to panic and psychological trauma (such as fear of heights). The physical risks range from small scrapes and bruises to bites and stings, broken bones, sprains, neurological damage, head, neck, or back injuries, and in extraordinary cases, even death. The property on which the tour is located includes hilly, rocky, and wooded terrain, cliffs, ravines, caves, creek beds, and a river with potential harmful plants and animals which may bite or sting. Injuries may be a natural consequence of the activity undertaken, as a result of the environmental hazards (including terrain and weather), a result of errors in judgment or other negligence of the staff or participants, or otherwise: and may occur in spite of the reasonable efforts of the staff to prevent them. In all cases...