Admitting Privileges. As a condition of participation in the PPO and the EPO panels under this Agreement, PROVIDER shall have and maintain admitting privileges, in good standing, at one or more of the participating PPO and/or EPO hospitals, as applicable. PROVIDER shall notify IEFMC in writing within five (5) days of any suspension, loss or restriction of medical staff privileges at these hospitals. If PROVIDER does not have admitting privileges at an EPO hospital, PROVIDER acknowledges that he or she may have to transfer the Patient to the care of another EPO physician with admitting privileges for the purpose of admission to an EPO hospital.
Admitting Privileges. As of the Closing Date, Seller and the other physicians credentialed by the Facility shall have admitting privileges at a local hospital in accordance with all applicable federal laws and Texas Administrative Code Section 135.4 and Seller shall maintain such privileges and will use his best efforts to cause the other physicians credentialed by the Facility to maintain such privileges from and after the Closing Date. From and after the Closing Date, the Selling Parties shall use their commercially reasonable efforts to assist the New LP in entering into a patient transfer agreement with Doctors Hospital of Laredo or other local hospital, pursuant to which the Facility may immediately transfer to a hospital patients requiring emergency medical care beyond the capabilities of the Facility. ARTICLE VII.
Admitting Privileges. If Provider is a physician, Provider must have admitting privileges in at least one hospital with which United has a written provider contract. United shall be notified immediately of any changes in privileges at any hospital or admitting facility. Reasonable exceptions may be made for a physician who, because of the type of clinical specialty, or location or type of practice, does not customarily have admitting privileges.
Admitting Privileges. If Provider is a physician, Provider must have admitting privileges in at least one hospital with which UBH has a written provider contract. UBH shall be notified immediately of any changes in privileges at any hospital or admitting facility. Reasonable exceptions may be made for a physician who, because of the type of clinical specialty, or location or type of practice, does not customarily have admitting privileges.
Admitting Privileges. Patients may be admitted and treated in this Medical Center only by practitioners who have been appointed to the Medical Staff and granted admitting privileges in accordance with the Medical Staff Bylaws ("Practitioner"). Written criteria shall be developed within each department and section to determine eligibility of such candidates, and will be approved through the credentialing process specified in the Medical Staff Bylaws.
Admitting Privileges. Ensure that you have answered and completed the Admitting Privileges section. • If you select YES, you must indicate the hospital(s) where you will be admitting your patients. • If you select NO, Attachment B must be signed and completed by the physician that will be admitting patients on your behalf. • Attachment B can be found on pages 19-20 of the application (see below). EPSDT Ensure that you have answered and completed the EPSDT section.
Admitting Privileges. The PCCM must have full admitting privileges or have an established protocol with a physician who has admitting privileges at one or more general hospitals operating in the area of the physician's practice. Any changes in admitting privileges must be immediately reported to KMAP fiscal agent.
Admitting Privileges. 16.01 The Contractor shall provide documentation to the Corporation to show the hospitals in which its physicians and Subcontractors have admitting privileges. The Contractor shall provide the Corporation with updates and changes of said admitting privileges not less frequently than annually, and more frequently if the Corporation so requests.
