of ends or set break, unless the PHCP determines it is an acute medical condition that requires immediate medical treatment. 

(c) Treatable Medical Condition not Requiring MTO 

If the PHCP determines that the player has a treatable medical condition, but that a MTO is not needed in cases such as illness or muscle cramping, then the PHCP may, following the evaluation, begin treatment if time remains in the change of ends or set break. If necessary, the PHCP may treat the player for this medical condition for two (2) additional change of ends, not necessarily consecutive. 

vi. Medical Treatment 

A player may only receive on-court medical evaluation, treatment, and/or supplies from the PHCP (who may request assistance from the Tournament Physician) during any 90-second change of ends or 120-second set break (not necessarily consecutive) for each treatable medical condition. 

Players may not receive medical treatment for non-treatable medical conditions. 

(a) Definition 

PHCP on-court medical evaluation, treatment, or supplies shall include: 

(b) Process and Timing 

(i) Adjustment of medical support and/or tape; 

(ii) Provision of medication; or 

(iii) Supplies for contact lenses. 

All such requests for treatment must be made through the Chair Umpire, who shall notify the PHCP and Supervisor (or Referee) of a player’s request to see the PHCP and will time the change of ends (or set break) as the usual 90 (or 120) seconds. Medical treatment is limited to two (2) change of ends (or set breaks) for each treatable condition, before or after a MTO (defined below) and need not be consecutive. If adjustment of medical equipment is necessary during or immediately following the 

