The process of screening patients to determine the severity of the medical emergency and type of care necessary.

Patients who have exhausted any third party sources, including Medicare and Medicaid, and whose gross income is below 200 percent of the current Federal poverty guidelines, adjusted for family size.

Services relating to the outpatient treatment of the teeth, oral cavity, and associated structures.

A distinct part of a building consisting of an architecturally subordinate extension of a building with a corridor connecting the main building and the extension. A wing could also be represented by the addition of one or more floors to an existing building.

An interest (as a title to an estate) carrying a legal right to present or future enjoyment and of present alienation.

Counseling for patients and their families concerning the vocational alternatives appropriate to the individual patient.

Expenditures for fuel, light, water, communications, disposal, and similar products or services.

An account which related to and partly or wholly offsets one or more other accounts; as accumulated depreciation or allowance for bad debts; unamortized debt discount.

Normal operating life in terms of utility to the owner: said of a fixed asset or a fixed-asset group; the period may be more or less than physical life or any commonly recognized economic life; service life.

Medical or surgical treatment relating to the urinary tract in both male and female, and with the genital organs in the male.