Children's Hospital Sample Clauses

Children's Hospital. Notwithstanding the above, the lifetime maximum reinsurance indemnity payable under this Reinsurance Agreement for Eligible Hospital Services for each Member shall be $2,000,000.
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Children's Hospital. In cases where ATS has the primary responsibility for such prosecution, M.I.T. and Children's Hospital agree to grant to LICENSEE their rights to advise ATS on prosecution matters that in LICENSEE's view could affect LICENSEE's rights in the PATENT RIGHTS in the FIELDS OF USE.
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Children's Hospital shall be provided to HASC for distribution to all Contracting Bad Debt Total Allocation Allocation $9,898,514 1.65% $30,423 $30,423 $30,416,693 5.07% $93,485 $93,48513,010 Children's Hospital at Mission $4,197,5325,678,975 0.70%1.03% $12,90119,537 $4721,795 27 Children's Hospital of Orange County $28,492,680 24,782,536 4.75%48% $87,57185,258 $100103,000 28 29 Subtotal Children’s Hospital: $32,690,21230,461,511 5.45%51% $100,472104,795 $100,472104,795 30 31 Xxxx Memorial Hospital Presbyterian $52,223,52944,733,088 8.70%09% $160,507153,893 $160,507153,893 32 33 Integrated Health Holding, Inc. (IHHI) 34 Xxxxxxx Medical Center $4,657,1596,835,021 0.78%1.24% $14,31423,514 $14,0002,636 35 Coastal Communities Hospital $13,000,15712,693,552 2.17%30% $39,95643,669 $4043,000 36 Western Medical Center - 37 Anaheim $11,702,7709,851,883 1.95%78% $35,96833,893 $3633,000 1 of 3 EXHIBIT BC Western Medical Center - Santa 1 Xxx 2 Subtotal IHHI: 3 // 4 5 6 Memorial Health Systems Anaheim Memorial Medical 48,414,994 6.89%8.76% $127,028166,560 $127,266189,000 $70,690,72777,795,450 $41,330,641 11.78%14.08% $217,266267,636 $217,266267,636 7 Center 31,788,829 5.75% 109,362 109,362 Orange Coast Memorial Medical $30,37445,709 $97,88073,996 8 Center $9,882,66413,286,395 1.65%2.40% Saddleback Memorial Medical $30,37445,709 $31,846,67821,508,763 9 Center 5.31%3.89% $97,88073,996 10 Subtotal Memorial: 11 12 Pacific Health 13 Anaheim General Hospital 14 15 Prime Healthcare 6.96%12.04% $128,254229,067 $128,254229,067 $41,729,34266,583,988 25,941,020 4.69% 89,244 89,244 00 Xxxx Xxxxxxx Regional Medical Center Garden Grove Hospital and Medical Center 18 Huntington Beach Hospital and Medical Ctr 19 La Palma Intercommunity Hospital 20 27,064,683 4.73%90% $30,806,357 $28,359,462 10,722,784 5.13%1.94% $20,843,673 22,316,642 3.47%4.04% $10,682,171373,929 1.78%88% 93,110 $1,737116 $94,682 $87,162 36,889 $275240,000 $64,062 75,775 $1,500920 $32,831 35,689 $500427 21 22 St. Xxxxxx Health System 15.12.76% $278,737242,463 $278,737242,463 Mission Hospital Regional Medical Center 00 Xx. Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx - Orange 25 St. Jude Medical Center 26 27 Subtotal St. Xxxxxx: 28 29 Fountain ValleyVlly Reg. Hosp. 33,426,385 8.30%6.05% $153,079114,995 $153,079114,995 $63,658,610 $49,806,618 52,135,824 10.61%9.43% $195,652179,361 $195,652179,361 $39,654,40233,849,966 6.61%12% $121,876116,453 $121,876116,453 $153,119,630412,175 25.52%21.60% $470,607410,809 $470,607410,809 30 & Medical Center $16,407,2577,335,204 2.73...
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Children's Hospital. A specialty hospital that is classified by CMS as a Children’s Hos-
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