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CLTC Manual 2013 - BBYO

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In the event it becomes necessary to seek the service of an outside doctor or hospital, parents will be notified<br />

immediately. However, parents are required to sign a medical release form so that emergency treatment can be rendered<br />

when parents are unable to be reached. Cost of medical services by camp personnel are covered by registration fees.<br />

Service provided outside of camp will be charged to the participant’s family medical plan. <strong>BBYO</strong> carries a $50 deductible<br />

limited accident insurance policy for each participant (which is in addition to, not a substitute for the family medical<br />

insurance.)<br />

It is important that all medical information is included on the medical forms. Participants should continue their<br />

medications at <strong>CLTC</strong>. This program is highly structured and in a classroom setting much of the time. In the<br />

past, participants who were on medications for ADD during the school year experienced difficulties with the<br />

structured <strong>CLTC</strong> program when they did not take their medications at <strong>CLTC</strong>.<br />

This summer <strong>BBYO</strong> Summer Programs will continue to work with CampMeds, Inc, a pre-packaged medication<br />

program to dispense and package your child’s medication for camp. Camp families are required to register with<br />

CampMeds if your child takes medicine in pill form while at camp. All pills will be dispensed and individually<br />

packaged in sealed packets labeled with your child’s name, medicine, dosage, date and time to be given. Our<br />

system ensures that each camper receives their correct medicine at the right time of day. All medication will be<br />

shipped to camp prior to your child’s arrival.<br />

The CampMeds affiliated pharmacy will dispense prescription and non-prescription pills taken daily or as needed.<br />

Medication not in pill form (liquids, inhalers, drops, etc), can be dispensed as well.<br />

What you need to do:<br />

1. Register on www.CampMeds.com (you may register prior to obtaining prescriptions)<br />

2. Note the Camper ID # you will receive when you complete the online registration and print your receipt<br />

3. Obtain original prescriptions written for 30 day increments. Unused meds will be sent home from camp<br />

4. Write Camper ID # on top corner of prescriptions. *Do not send us medication, only the written RX<br />

5. Prescriptions are filled as written. It is your responsibility to confirm all prescriptions are written exactly how<br />

and when your child takes the medication (daily / PRN), and the correct med and dose is prescribed<br />

6. Non-prescription meds/vitamins; physician's authorization or written directions by parent required<br />

7. Include a copy of both sides of your insurance/prescription card<br />

8. Mail prescriptions, registration receipt and copy of insurance card directly to:<br />

CampMeds PO Box 267037, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33326-7037<br />

Fees: There is no additional cost to you for this service. Your camp is paying the CampMeds fee.<br />

You are responsible for the cost of medication. Your credit card information is required upon registration and will<br />

be used by the pharmacy for all medication charges and co pays.<br />

Deadlines: ALL OF THE ABOVE ITEMS MUST BE RECEIVED 30 DAYS PRIOR TO START DATE<br />

A $25 late fee will be charged to your credit card if any of the items above are received after deadlines.<br />

Email Notification: You are notified by email when CampMeds receives your online registration, when your prescriptions<br />

are received and when meds are sent to camp. Contact us if you do not receive a confirming email within one week of<br />

sending prescriptions.<br />

Insurance/Prescription Meds: The CampMed’s licensed pharmacy partner accepts most insurance plans. They will<br />

verify your insurance upon registration and submit to your plan once camp begins. You are responsible for all copayments,<br />

deductibles and meds not covered by your insurance. **All of your med charges will appear on your credit card<br />

statement from the Pharmacy usually after your child returns home.<br />

If the pharmacy is not a provider for your plan, we will notify you to arrange an alternative plan.<br />

OTC Items and Meds Not Covered by Insurance: Will be charged to your credit card by the Pharmacy.<br />

Please refer to our website www.CampMeds.com for registration and important details. For questions contact<br />

CampMeds at 954-577-0025 or info@CampMeds.com.<br />

If you have any questions please contact CampMeds directly.<br />

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