STANDARDS SECTION XVIII - TOURNAMENT STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE iv.  Medical Supplies and Equipment c.  Treatment Procedures i.  Medical procedures undertaken by the Tournament Physician must  comply with the Anti-Doping Program. ii.  Treatment provided by the Tournament Physician to the players  on-site must be free of charge. iii. Players, however, are responsible for the payment of off-site  treatment, medical testing, or prescriptions, if they are necessary. d.  Additional Requirement for the WTA Finals a.  Medical Conditions i.  Treatable Medical Conditions (a)  Acute Medical Condition (b)  Non-Acute Medical Condition 353 A medical illness or musculoskeletal injury that develops or  The sudden development of a medical illness or musculoskeletal  injury during the warm-up or the match that requires immediate  medical attention. A medical condition is a medical illness or a musculoskeletal injury  that warrants medical evaluation or medical treatment by the PHCP in  conjunction with the Tournament Physician, if appropriate, during the  warm-up or the match. 5.  Medical Procedures During the WTA Finals, an Internal Medicine/Primary Care Physician and  an Orthopedic Surgeon must be appointed to provide medical coverage  for the entire Tournament. The Tournament Physician must have the standard medical supplies  and equipment that are required by the SS&M Department and  communicated to the Tournament Physician in advance of the  Tournament. All medical supplies must be within their expiration  dates.