Patient Agreement And Consent

I agree that, as part of my assessment and health treatment, I will receive telehealth treatment from the practice. In addition, I allow the practice and its providers to consult with relevant specialists during my treatment and I agree that the practice and its providers pass on my medical information to my primary care provider (if not practice) or at my request to another provider. I declare the above consents, which are based on my understanding of the following understanding: PARNIFICATION: You recognize that you will be held responsible for the practice, defended and compensated for any liability, loss, claim, complaint, injury, costs, damages or expenses (including reasonable legal and legal fees) (2) any wrongdoing committed by you or any other person at your home or other place of visit, and (3) damages resulting from defects in your home or place of residence, loss, claim, expenses, damages or expenses are not covered by liability insurance. In any event, the above compensation provisions are considered to be subject to third-party insurance coverage that may cover all or part of any compensation rights, including, but not exclusively, the patient`s owner`s insurance policy. If they are able to do so, consent is usually given by the patients themselves. In summary, a treatment agreement can be considered as the conversation about the interaction between patients and doctors, the rules of the street. Informed Consent recognizes the risks and makes it clear that a patient is aware of the possible consequences. Both are decisive steps towards a useful patient-physician relationship. In addition, both from a regulatory and cost-related perspective, both parties become a necessary component of medical documentation. RELATIONSHIP WITH GET HEAL INC.: The practice has entered into an administrative services agreement with Get Heal, Inc. (“HealTM”), a separate and independent management services company, under which Heal provides certain operational, management, technology and other related services to practice, including the granting of an online and mobile application license from HealTM (the “HealTM” application. The practice uses HealTM and the HealTM application for a variety of purposes, including receiving service requests, planning visits, facilitating communication, managing patient records, processing claims and supporting telehealth services.

HealTM is not a provider of medical services and does not provide medical services. Treatment agreements describe the framework of the doctor-patient relationship (for example. B appropriate behaviour and expectations of physicians). These agreements can be considered a checklist of drug prescribing requirements for a patient who expects risk assessment strategies. CONSENT TO TREAT: You acknowledge and conscientiously have requested medical treatment and medical practice services (together “cabinet”) related to Get Heal, Inc. (“Heal”) and medical practices with which Get Heal, Inc. may enter into a contract in the future. In addition, you agree to provide medical treatments and services deemed necessary and appropriate by your treatment provider. You have the right to refuse treatment and services at any time, but you may be responsible for paying for the services already provided.