Arden Hill
Hospital
Goshen, New York
10924
Authorization For Emergency
Treatment Of Minors
(Anyone Under The Age Of
Eighteen)
Date______________________________ Time________________________(AM)(PM)
Names of Date of Family Physician
Minors Birth Date Last Tetanus Name & Phone # Allergies
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I/We
being the parent(s) or legal guardians of the above names minor(s), do hereby
appoint:
English Rose Day School
16 Weathervane Drive
Washingtonville,
NY 10992
845-496-4455
To
act in my/our behalf in authorizing emergency medical, dental, surgical care
and hospitalization for the above named minor(s) during the period of my/our
absence:
Month:
______ Day: ______ Year: _____ through Month: ______ Day: ______ Year: ______
This
document shall be presented to a physician, dentist, or appropriate hospital
representative at such time as emergency medical, dental, surgical care or
hospitalization may be required. This
document shall not be construed as consent to medical, dental or surgical
treatment of an elective nature if such treatment can be postponed until I am
available to consent to such care personally.
Treatment shall be considered elective if, in the treating physician’s
judgment, it can be delayed until I am available to consent without serious
negative impact to my child’s health or welfare.
I
agree that I am responsible for the costs and expenses for medical, dental or
surgical care and hospitalization rendered to the above-named minor at the
direction of the individual(s) I/we have appointed herein.
Hospitalization
coverage for the above-named minor(s):
Name
of Insurance Company or Identification
or
Government
Program Contract
Number
___________________________ _______________________
Authorization for Emergency Treatment of Minors Page ---------2
(Anyone under the age of eighteen)
Parent/Legal Guardian(s) Name
(print) _________________________________
Home
Address _________________________________
City,
State, Zip _________________________________
Phone # _________________________________
Business
Address _________________________________
City,
State, Zip _________________________________
Phone # _________________________________
Signature _________________________________
Name ______________________________
Signature ______________________________
Stamp
When, in the physican’s
judgement, an emergency exists and your child is in immediate need of medical
attention such that any delay in treatment would result in increased risk to
your child’s life or health, parental consent will no be required. In all other cases, no treatment will be
provided until parental consent is obtained.
For those situations in which other than a “true emergency” exists, you
can avoid unnecessary anxious moments for your child by making sure that the
person in whose care you left the children knows where you can be reached while
you are away from home or, for those times when it would be difficult to
contact you, you can authorize other adults to give permission for necessary
medical or dental care for you child.
This is a legal
document. With it you may appoint other
adults to consent to medical treatment for your minor children when you cannot
be reached to give such consent. You
can appoint relatives, friends, teachers, clergy, neighbors – anyone who is
over eighteen years of age and who can be responsible for your children when
you are away from them. This is
especially important for times when you know it will be difficult to reach you.
Fill out this form, or one
similar to it, and give it to the adult(s) who can be responsible for you child
while you are away. If your child needs
medical or dental attention, the responsible adult should present this document
to the appropriate person – physician, hospital representative or dentist. The responsible adult may then consent to
treatment, which, in the physician’s judgment, should not wait until you are
available to consent in person. This
form does not authorize that appointee to give consent to elective medical or
dental treatments.
NOTE: THIS FORM MUST BE MADE PART OF THE PATIENT’S
MEDICAL RECORD.