Common use of Mail Access Clause in Contracts

Mail Access. Patient shall be given the Provider’s e-mail address to which non-urgent communications can be addressed. Such communications shall be dealt with by the Provider or staff member of PRACTICE in a timely manner. Patient understands and agrees that email and the internet should never be used to access medical care in the event of an emergency, or any situation that Patient could reasonably expect may develop into an emergency. Patient agrees that in such situations, when a Patient cannot speak to Provider immediately in person or by telephone, that Patient shall call 911 or the nearest emergency medical assistance provider and follow the directions of emergency medical personnel.

Mail Access. The Patient shall be given the ProviderThe Physician’s e-mail address to which non-urgent communications can be addressed. Such communications shall be dealt with by the Provider The Physician or staff member of PRACTICE The Center in a timely manner. The Patient understands and agrees that email e- mail and the internet should never be used to access medical care in the event of an emergency, or any situation that The Patient could reasonably expect may develop into an emergency. Patient agrees You agree that in is such situations, situations when a The Patient cannot speak to Provider The Physician immediately in person or by telephone, that The Patient shall call 911 or go to the nearest emergency medical assistance provider and follow the directions of emergency medical personnel. E-mail is not a secure form of communication.