Electro-cardiography Repeat examination_. Gastric analysis--- § 401.11 Out-patients-(a) Clinic patients. The fee for care or treatment at a clinic shall be $1.00 per visit, such fee to include all necessary X-rays, laboratory tests and special services, but not prescriptions. The fee for prescriptions shall be $0.35 each. The following clinic patients shall not be required to pay any fees: (1) Patients receiving care and treatment at the Tuberculosis, Venereal Disease, or Maternal and Child Welfare Clinics. (2) Patients certified by the Social Service Department of the Hospital to be unable to pay the prescribed fees. (b) Emergency patients. The fee for emergency treatment not requiring hospitalization shall be $1.50 per treatment, but if suturing is required, the fee shall be $2.00. If X-rays, laboratory tests or other special services are required, they shall be paid for at the rates prescribed under § 401.10. The fee for prescriptions shall be $0.35 each. Emergency patients shall be required to pay the prescribed fees only if they are determined by the Collections Office of the Hospital to be able to do so. [13 F. R. 295] § 401.12 Payments. Payments are to be made weekly, in advance, except in those cases where the patients enter the 5.00 8.00 8.00 1.00 Hospital for a definite number of days constituting less than a week. In such cases payment shall be made in advance for the number of days the patient expects to remain in the hospital. [11 F. R. 7506, as amended at 13 F. R. 295] § 401.13 Change in rates. In those cases where it is found that a patient must be hospitalized for a long term and in which the patient or his responsible representative is found, upon investigation, to be unable to pay for care for the full period of hospitalization required, the Superintendent is authorized to re duce the schedule of rates in §§ 401.7 and 401.8 or continue to render hospital services at no charge. Reduced rates shall not go into effect until after the first 14 days of hospitalization. The Superintendent shall establish the effective date in each case. [11 F. R. 7506, as amended at 13 F. R. 295] § 401.14 Officers and employees. No officer or employee of the Hospital shall receive and retain for his personal use any fee collected from full or part pay patients. [11 F. R. 7506, as amended at 13 F. R. 295] INDEX A Accidents, to inmates of Federal prisons; payment of compensation for injuries Admission to public health hospitals and stations; regulations respecting. See Air Force, commissioned officers of Public Health Service detailed for service with; Air lines, Government contracts with; statutory exemption from provisions of Aircraft engaged in foreign or interstate traffic; quarantine regulations. See Public Aircraft manufacturing industry; minimum wage determinations. See Public Con- Alaska, grants to, for maternal and child health and welfare services; regulations Aliens: Filipino trainees in public health methods; regulations respecting. See Public Medical care and examination of, public health. See Public Health Service. Animals, surplus, owned by Government agencies; reporting and disposal of. See Apparel industries; minimum wage determinations. See Public Contracts Division. Small arms, ammunition, explosives and related products industry; minimum Surplus arms, ammunition and implements of war, owned by Government Army, commissioned officers of Public Health Service detailed for service with; Arsenicals, standards for. See Public Health Service. Articles produced by patients in course of public health treatment, disposition of; Autopsies, performance of, in public health hospitals; regulations respecting. See Aviation textile products manufacturing industry; minimum wage determinations. B Bedding (used), surplus, owned by Government agencies; reporting and disposal of. Belts industry; minimum wage determinations. See Public Contracts Division. Blind, National Industries for; distribution of Government purchase orders among Blind-Made Products, Committee on Purchases of: Agencies for the blind, restrictions on, as prerequisite to participation in Accounting system, financial reports, and operating statements, 41 Certificates of incorporation, constitution and bylaws, filing of, 41 Eye record card file, 41 § 301.9 (b) Labor of production of commodities; 75% to be performed by blind per- Production and sale of commodities 6 months prior to delivery, 41 Federal Prison Industries, Inc.; agreement with, respecting allocation of orders National Industries for the Blind: Delegation of, as agency to facilitate distribution of orders among agencies Reports of purchases, 41 § 301.10 Procedures, 41 Part 302 Basic procedures under Wagner-O'Day Act, 41 § 302.1 Schedule of blind-made products, issuance of, through Federal Supply Violations of regulations, 41 § 302.3 Purchases of blind-made products, 41 Part 301 Agencies for the blind, restrictions on, as prerequisite to participation in Definitions; "agency for blind", "blind", and "ordering office", 41 § 301.1 Federal Supply Bureau to coordinate purchases, 41 § 301.3 Designation of, as agency to facilitate distribution of Government Purchase procedure; allocations, clearances, etc., 41 §§ 301.6-301.8 Reports of purchases of blind-made products, by National Industries for the Schedule of blind-made products, 41 §§ 301.4, 302.2 Violations of regulations, 41 § 302.3 Boards of review of matters respecting commissioned officers of Public Health Boats and vessels, surplus, owned by Government agencies; reporting and disposal Bonds, in connection with Government procurement contracts; regulations respect- Border quarantine; public health inspection at ports of entry. See Public Health Service. Burial payments for commissioned officers and other personnel of Public Health Bus lines: Busses engaged in foreign or interstate traffic; quarantine regulations. See Government contracts with; statutory exemption of contracts from provisions Buy-American Act, Government agencies under; regulations respecting. See Fed- |