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For example, a diagnostic service or nursing service supplied during breast augmentation surgery is considered a supply in respect of a cosmetic service supply. ... The property and services provided to clients admitted into a treatment program at the Facility [that are] listed in the definition of an “institutional health care service” include the administration of drugs, laboratory, radiological or other diagnostic services (i.e., medication, blood/urine sample to diagnose health related issues upon admission and intake assessment, psychiatric assessment), accommodation, meals, and services performed by employees and/or independent contractors who are remunerated by the Corporation for their services (e.g., Physicians, Psychiatrist, Registered Nurses, [Psychotherapists], [Registered] Massage Therapists, […]) and are exempt under section 2 of Part II of Schedule V. ... The ongoing assessments are conducted by the Medical Director, Psychiatrist, [Psychotherapists] and nurses. ...

Other terms used to describe such supplies include: disability examination reports, independent medical examinations or independent medical assessments. ... An example would be the assessment by any medical practitioner of an accident victim's ability to live a normal life. ... This service includes personal care, the administration of drugs and other medications, physician prescribed medical/surgical treatments, the assessment of patient needs and requirements, and the preparation of nursing care plans for the individual patient. ...

We also note that you indicated that XXXXX would fall within example 4 in GST/HST Policy Statement P-248, The application of the GST/HST to the supply of an independent medical examination ("IME") and to other independent assessments. ... Section 5 exempts a supply made by a medical practitioner (a physician or dentist) of a consultative, diagnostic, treatment or other health care service rendered to an individual. ... For example, a person could own a 2/XXXXX interest and thus be entitled to occupy two sites in the Park. ...

Specific transitional rules apply to certain supplies, for example, real property. ... XXXXX subcontracts to a MD to perform the examination and prepare the assessment report. ... XXXXX subcontracts to a Practitioner to perform the assessment and prepare the report. ...

Specific transitional rules apply to certain supplies, for example, real property. ... In particular, section 5 exempts a supply made by a medical practitioner of a consultative, diagnostic, treatment or other health care service rendered to an individual. ... The element of a service enumerated in this exempting provision is present in an independent assessment when the practitioner is applying his or her professional expertise to the independent assessment and is making a decision based on this information on the individual's requirement for specific treatment. ...

Patients are assigned a bed in order to receive diagnostic services, medical treatment and care. ... Examples of facilities where such care is rendered are cancer clinics, day surgery clinics, and community health centres that render primary care services to the public. ... An assessment is done for each individual who applies for admission to a [LTC home] operated by the Corporation. ...

For example, in K. v. British Columbia (Public Trustee) (Footnote 2), after considering the definitions of therapeutic, therapeutics, therapy and treatment appearing in Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary, the Court indicates: 2 K. v. ... To illustrate, we offer the following examples: (i) Turning or repositioning During the assessment of a resident of a long-term care facility, a physician notes a persistent area of redness on the resident's body. ... (iii) Range of motion exercises A licensed physiotherapist performs an assessment of a resident of a long-term care facility in relation to a specific health concern (e.g., stiffness in the shoulder area during recovery from a minor fracture). ...

A resident's physician assesses a registrant, orders changes in medications, and requisitions diagnostic testing and treatments. 18. ... These types of facilities include, for example, those that offer a high level of therapeutic care, cancer clinics, day surgery clinics and community health centres that render primary care services. ... A small sample of Diagnostic Reports, Physician's Progress Notes, Physician Orders, and Progress Notes (daily progress notes prepared by an RN) were included with the letter along with a number of other documents. ...

Section 5 of Part II of Schedule V exempts a supply of a consultative, diagnostic, treatment or other health care service that is rendered by a medical practitioner to an individual. ... An example of a supply of artificial teeth in the context of the information that you provided would be the sale of an artificial tooth made by the lab to the dentist. In this example, the lab’s supply of property (the artificial tooth) would be zero-rated pursuant to section 11 of Part II of Schedule VI. ...

A resident's physician assesses a registrant, orders changes in medications, and requisitions diagnostic testing and treatments. 21. ... Patients are assigned a bed in order to receive diagnostic services, medical treatment and care. ... These types of facilities include, for example, those that offer a high level of therapeutic care, cancer clinics, day surgery clinics and community health centres that render primary care services. ...