Evidence status: CURRENT LIVE PATIENT-INTAKE AGREEMENT. Partida Corona Medical Center in Las Vegas currently uses a live electronic patient-intake form containing a Prescription Medication Agreement for Controlled Substance Treatment of Pain.

How the form describes Nevada law

The agreement tells patients that Nevada law requires a Prescription Medication Agreement when controlled-substance treatment for pain continues beyond 30 days and that the agreement will be updated every 365 days or when the treatment plan changes.

Terms reflecting statutory duties

  • Understanding treatment goals and the overall treatment plan.
  • Discussion of non-controlled-substance alternatives.
  • Reasons for tapering or discontinuation.
  • No sharing medication.
  • Disclosure of other controlled substances, alcohol, and marijuana/cannabinoid use.
  • Safe storage and disposal.
  • Risk assessment and further evaluation after 90 days.
  • Authorization to obtain relevant records and communicate with other practitioners.

Practice-specific additions

  • The form authorizes cooperation with law enforcement, the State Board of Pharmacy, and occupational licensing boards.
  • Agreement violation may result in denial of controlled-substance prescriptions and discharge from care.
  • The patient-intake packet separately contains financial and missed-appointment provisions that should not be treated as terms required by §639.23914.

Current practice identity

Partida Corona Medical Center currently operates at 2950 East Flamingo Road, Suite E, Las Vegas, Nevada, and its public website continues to identify the Las Vegas practice.

Sources

Reviewed: October 4, 2026.

Evidence boundary: The live intake agreement is verified. Financial and administrative terms in the larger intake packet are kept separate from the statutory pain-treatment agreement.