NOTE: 1. Time may be claimed on a cumulative basis per day (defined as 0001 to 2400), and may include time spent with the patient, review of patient history including diagnostics, review of patient prescriptions and other activities the physician does in relation to the patient's care on the same date of service. 2. Time spent providing services compensated elsewhere in the Schedule, e.g., family conferences and procedures, may not be included in time claimed for HSC 13.99J. 3. Supporting information must be submitted. 4. May be claimed by a physician during the time he/she is medically required to personally and continuously attend and treat an illness or injury of an emergency nature. 5. May not be claimed for such services as: - counseling or psychotherapy except for crisis intervention situations; - waiting for the results of laboratory or radiological examination; - giving advice to family members or the patient; - waiting for a family physician or consultant; - attendance at labour or fetal monitoring (see HSC 13.99JA); 6. Detention time may not be claimed if the service was provided in the office in conjunction with routine visits except when it is documented that an emergency existed. 7. Illness of an "emergency nature" may apply to mental or emotional disorders as well as to physical illness. 8. If a visit benefit is claimed, the detention time benefit may not be claimed until thirty minutes after the start of the visit. 9. Only HSC 13.99J or procedures provided during the same encounter (with the exception of HSC 13.99E) may be claimed, but not both. Concurrent claims for overlapping time for the same or different patients may not be claimed. 10. A maximum of 16 calls per physician per day may be claimed in any location other than a physician's office. 11. A maximum of 8 calls per physician per day may be claimed in the physician's office.