Common use of You and Your Practitioner Clause in Contracts

You and Your Practitioner. Your Practitioner will be your primary treating licensed healthcare professional for your family medicine, internal medicine, general cardiology, and/or related service needs, and the Company has arranged for your Practitioner to generally be available to provide professional services to you and assist the Company in providing the Enhancements to you. Your Practitioner may not be available from time to time due to illness, continuing medical education obligations, customary vacation periods or similar reasons. During any such unavailability, your Practitioner will designate a covering physician or other licensed medical professional to attend to your medical needs. Nothing in this Agreement should be deemed or construed, and nothing herein is intended, to influence or affect your Practitioner’s or any covering practitioner’s independent clinical judgment as it relates to your care. Your Practitioner and all covering practitioners retain full and free discretion to exercise their professional medical judgment on your behalf.

You and Your Practitioner. Your Practitioner will be your primary treating licensed healthcare professional for treatment of your family medicineendocrinology, internal medicine, general cardiology, and/or related service needsdiabetes, and the metabolic health needs and related services. The Company has arranged for your Practitioner to generally be available to provide professional services to you and assist the Company in providing the Enhancements to you. Your Practitioner may not be available from time to time due to illness, continuing medical education obligations, customary vacation periods or similar reasons. During any such unavailability, your Practitioner the Practice will designate a covering physician or other licensed medical professional to attend to your medical needs. Nothing in this Agreement should be deemed or construed, and nothing herein is intended, to influence or affect your Practitioner’s or any covering practitioner’s independent clinical judgment as it relates to your care. Your Practitioner and all covering practitioners retain full and free discretion to exercise their professional medical judgment on your behalf.your