DEATH OF A SERVICE USER Sample Clauses

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DEATH OF A SERVICE USER. 9.1. Upon the death of a Service User, the Provider shall ensure that the bed is available after the date of death plus one (1) clear day. 9.2. Any payments in respect of the relevant Service User which are paid in addition to the Guaranteed Block Contract Price will cease to be payable from the date of death.
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DEATH OF A SERVICE USER. The Placement will be deemed to be terminated on the date of the death of the respective Service User. In such circumstances the Service Provider shall immediately: 20.
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DEATH OF A SERVICE USER. 14.1 The Service Provider shall notify the Service Purchaser(s) of a Service User’s death in writing within two (2) working days of the death or, where a Service User dies in hospital, within two (2) working days of notification by the hospital, or as agreed in Local Arrangements. 14.2 An ISC shall automatically terminate at the end of the fourth day after the Service User’s death, unless: (a) a longer period is agreed in the ISC; or (b) the Service User’s room is occupied by another resident, with the agreement of the Service User’s Representative(s), before the end of the period above, in which case only the unoccupied days following death will be paid for by the Service Purchaser(s). 14.3 The Service Provider shall have in place a policy and procedure for all required communications with HM Coroner’s Service. 14.4 The Service Provider shall liaise with the Service User’s Representative(s) in a sensitive manner concerning the death and the removal of personal belongings and shall, where necessary, assist the Representative(s) with the necessary arrangements for vacating the room in a respectful, dignified manner. 14.5 The Service Provider shall, if required, prompt the Service User’s Representative(s) to remove the Service User’s possessions from the room. Where there is a delay on the part of the Representative (s), the Service Provider shall make an inventory of the possessions and, where space is available, store them until collection and in any case, write to the Representative(s) to remind them to collect the possessions within a timescale to be set by the Service Provider and of alternative remedies available to the Service Provider. 14.6 The provisions in Clause 14.5 shall also apply when a Service User is discharged / discharges himself / herself from a Home. 14.7 The Service User’s Representative(s) shall be responsible for all the funeral expenses. However, where there is no Representative(s) and the Service User has died in the Home, then the Council’s Environmental Health Department shall be responsible for the funeral expenses and may recover the same from the Service User’s estate. 14.8 The Service Purchaser shall use its best endeavours to assist the Service Provider where necessary in contacting the Service User Representative (s) with regard to the removal of belongings and vacating the room. Whether the Service User has died in the Home or in hospital, the Service Provider shall be responsible for recovering any monies due to the Servic...
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DEATH OF A SERVICE USER. 10.1 In the event of the death of any Patient occurring at the Provider’s Premises the Provider shall deal with the emergency by contacting the emergency services and then notify the Clinical Risk Management team at the Commissioner organisation within 24 hours so that they can guide the Provider through the various reporting processes.
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DEATH OF A SERVICE USER. 14.1 The Provider shall maintain and operate a policy that complies with Good Clinical Practice, Good Health and/or Social Care Practice and the Law, which details the procedures that it shall follow in the event of the death of a Service User whilst in the Provider‟s care.
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