HomeMy WebLinkAbout710394.tiff WELFARE VISION CARE
SERVICES CONTRACT
FOR THE YEAR, 1972:
WHEREAS, the Weld County Optometrists and Ophthalmologists Association
has submitted an eyeglass services contract for the year 1972, to the Board of
County Commissioners, a copy of which is hereto attached and made a part of this
resolution; and
WHEREAS, after careful consideration and review, the Board believes it
tote in the best interests of the County to accept said contract.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of County Commissioners of
Weld County, Colorado, that the eyeglass services contract as submitted by the
Weld County Optometrists and Ophthalmologists Association be and the same is
hereby accepted by the following vote:
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DATED: NOVEMBER 10, 1971 THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
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WELD COUNTY WELFARE
VISION CARE SERVICES CONTRACT
This contract executed at Greeley, Colorado, this 10th day
of November , 1971, by and between the Board of County Commissioners
of Weld County, Colorado, hereinafter called the County, and the
Optometrists and Ophthalmologists of Weld County, hereinafter called
the Association.
WITNESSETH:
That in consideration of the mutual promises and obligations and
other considerations herein expressed, it is mutually agreed until
December 31, 1972 that:
1. All eyeglass services shall be provided by prior authorization
in writing by the Weld County Department of Public Welfare.
2. Glasses are to be provided for recipients of Aid to Dependent
Children, children of General Assistance recipients, children in foster
home care, and for adults in cases of extreme necessity.
3. The fee for examination is established at $12. 00; the County
to pay $10. 00; the patient to pay $2. 00.
4. The cost of lenses is to be determined by a standard lens
service fee of $5. 00 per pair for single vision lenses and $7. 00 per pair
for bifocal lenses plus laboratory prescription prices for lenses from
the current Bausch and Lomb price list.
5. The cost of frames is to be determined by a standard frame
service fee of $5. 00 plus actual laboratory cost of the frame from the
manufacturer's current price list. If a lower priced frame is used, the
County will be billed the lower cost. If a higher priced frame is used,
the patient will pay the additional laboratory price over $3. 00.
6. Temples and minor frame repairs not exceeding $5. 00 in
cost are to be billed at customary charges. Lens and frame replace-
ments are to be billed as stated in paragraphs four and five.
7. The patient is to pay 15 per cent, to the nearest dollar, of
the lens and service fees and material costs.
8. The exceptions to the above 15 per cent to be paid by the
patient are Welfare children in foster care homes and for repairs and
lens and frame replacements.
9. All patient fees must be paid by receipt of the lenses and
frames.
10. A committee consisting of representatives of the Optometric
and Ophthalmological professions will recommend policies and initiate
procedures of the Program and will review the billings and adjudicate
any unusual fees. Billings will be adjudicated quarterly the first three
quarters of the year and monthly the fourth quarter of the year. This
committee will furnish a semi-annual report of expenditures of funds
in detail to the County Commissioners.
11. Only members in good standing in their respective and
accredited society and/or association will receive appointment as a
participating member of the Welfare Vision Care Services Program.
12. Total amount by the County is not to exceed $/..' ppo
for the year of 1972.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said parties have subscribed and
executed these presents, the County in its proper name and by its proper
authorized officers, attested by its Clerk and sealed, and said association
by its proper name and proper officers thereunto duly authorized by it,
the date first above mentioned.
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
WELD, COUNTY, COLORADO
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ATTEST: /' .c?e�r
Clerk of he Board 1�
By:,,y-4 „Ai n�,,,„-„,✓ Deputy County Clerk
APPROV-FD AS NCO FORM:
County Atto ney
WELD COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF
OPTOMETRISTS AND OPHTHALMOLOGISTS
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ai man - Joseph Haefeli, O. D.
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Secretary - Theodore Wills, M.D.
ember - Be t T. arvey, O. .
WELD COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC WELFARE
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jEugene McKenna, Director
CC: Mr. Buss
Welfare -2-
Dr. Haefli (2)
TO: The Board of County Commissioners, Weld County, Co iaooF COLORADO
COUNTY OF WELD SS.
FROM: Joseph L. Haefeli , O.D. , Chairman Flied with the clerk of the Board
of County Commissioecrs.
Welfare Vision Care Services Committee
SEP 2? 1971
DATE: September 22, 1971
SUBJECT: Proposed Welfare Vision COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER
P Care Services Contract for s9y72 Deputy
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1. All eyeglass services shall be provided by prior authorization in
writing by the Weld County Department of Public Welfare.
2; Glasses are to be provided for recipients of Aid to Dependent Children,
children of General Assistance recipients, children in foster home care,
and for adults in cases of extreme necessity.
3. The fee for examination is established at $12.00: The County to pay
$10.00; the patient to pay $2.00.
4. The cost of lenses is to be determined by a standard lens service fee of
$5.00 per pair for single vision lenses and $7.00 per pair for bifocal
lenses plus laboratory prescription prices for lenses from the current
Bausch and Lomb price list.
5. The cost of frames is to be determined by a standard frame service fee
of $5.00 plus actual laboratory cost of the frame from the manufacturer 's
current price list. If a lower priced frame is used, the County will be
billed the lower cost. If a higher priced frame is used, the patient will
pay the additional laboratory price over $3.00.
6. Temples and minor frame repairs not exceeding $5.00 are to be billed at
customary charges. Lens and frame replacements are to be billed as
stated in paragraphs four and five.
7. The patient is to pay 15%, to the nearest dollar, of the lens and service
fees and material costs.
8. All patient fees must be paid by receipt of the lenses and frames.
9. The exceptions to the above 15 per cent fee to,y aid p by the patient are
Welfare children in foster care homes and for repairs and lens and frame
replacements.
10. A committee consisting of representatives of the Optometric and Ophthal—
mological professions will establish policies of the Program and will
review the billings and adjudicate any unusual fees. Billings will be
adjudicated quarterly the first three quarters of the year and monthly
the fourth quarter of the year. This committee will furnish a semi—
annual report of expenditures in funds in detail to the County.
11. Only members in good standing in their respective and accredited society
and/or association will receive appointment as a participating member of
the Welfare Vision Care Services program.
12. Total allowed by the County is not to exceed $ for the year 1972.
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