a player believes she has developed an acute, treatable medical condition necessitating an immediate stop in play; or 

(b) Wait until the next change of ends or set break to see the PHCP, if the injury is a non-acute, treatable medical condition. 

The player is expected to be forthright about whether she believes she suffers with an acute medical condition that warrants a stop in play; otherwise, she is subject to a penalty in accordance with the Unsportsmanlike Conduct section of the Code of Conduct. 

iii. Timing and Location of Evaluation 

Accompanied on the court by the Supervisor (or Referee), the PHCP will begin, and the Chair Umpire shall begin to time, the evaluation when the PHCP commences communication with the player. 

Evaluations by the PHCP shall be performed within a reasonable length of time, balancing player safety on the one hand and continuous play on the other (recommended not to exceed three (3) minutes), and may take place off court, if the PHCP so requests. 

Once the evaluation is completed, the PHCP will inform the Chair Umpire if treatment is needed and when treatment is to begin. 

iv. Involvement of Tournament Physician 

At the discretion of the PHCP, should further evaluation be required by the Tournament Physician, this shall be a separate evaluation, also of a reasonable length of time. 

v. Potential Outcomes of Evaluation 

(a) Non-Treatable Medical Condition 

If after evaluation, the PHCP determines the player has a non- treatable medical condition, then the player will be advised that no medical treatment will be allowed. Medical treatment, including medication, is allowed only for treatable medical conditions. 

(b) Treatable Medical Condition Requiring MTO 

The PHCP may authorize for that condition a one- (1) time, three- (3) minute MTO, which would take place during a change 

