§ 99.07 COMPENSATION FOR INMATES FOR MEDICAL SERVICES.
   (A)   Definition. For the purposes of this section, the following definition shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
      “INMATE.” Any person held in custody, confined or incarcerated by the city, including but not limited to: individuals who are:
         (a)   Under arrest;
         (b)   Incarcerated;
         (c)   Imprisoned;
         (d)   Escaped from confinement;
         (e)   Under supervised release;
         (f)   On medial furlough;
         (g)   Residing in a mental health facility or halfway house;
         (h)   Living under home detention; or
         (i)   Confined completely or partially in any way under a penal statute or rule.
   (B)   All inmates shall be solely responsible for the payment of any medical services rendered to, and received by, that person during the course of his or her confinement with the city or at the city’s or court’s direction, including without limitation, transportation to and from a medical treatment facility and any treatment deemed necessary by his or her treating physician, whether or not requested by the prisoner, and shall be required to reimburse the city, in full, for any fees or charges incurred for such services, if not paid directly to the medical facility or practitioner by the prisoner or his or her insurance carrier.
(Ord. 2011-03, passed 2-28-11)