Private Patients means all patients that are not NHS patients and includes patients who are covered by medical insurance and patients who are paying for their own treatment, whether by way of a Treatment Package or otherwise.
Private Patients means an eligible person as defined in section 3(1) of the Health Insurance Act 1973 (Commonwealth) who elects to be treated on Health Service premises as an in patient or day patient by a medical Specialist of his or her choice and is responsible for paying for the provision of medical services, but does not include a Public Patient or a Compensable Patient;
Private Patients means an eligible person as defined in section 3(l) of the Health Insurance Act 1973 (Commonwealth).
Examples of Private Patients in a sentence
Part E – Other Terms and Conditions: Private Patients This section applies to all Private Patients [regardless of whether you are paying for your own Care as part of a Treatment Package or otherwise].
More Definitions of Private Patients
Private Patients shall have the meaning as set forth in Schedule-M; “Project” shall have the meaning as set forth in Recital A;
Private Patients means both Self-Pay Patients and Insured Patients;
Private Patients means all patients that are not NHS patients and includes patients who are covered by medical
Private Patients means any patient who requests admission as a private patient, i.e. acknowledges that their private health insurance or some other mechanism will remunerate the Hospital/Practitioner for their fees.
Private Patients means a patient who is other than the VOCPA beneficiary and who receivestreatment.
Private Patients means a patient who is other than the VOCPT beneficiary and who receives treatment.
Private Patients means: any patient who requests admission as a private patient, i.e. acknowledges that their private health insurance or some other mechanism will remunerate Eastern Health Service or the Practitioner for their fees.