Disclosure of GPO Fees Sample Clauses

Disclosure of GPO Fees. HealthTrust shall disclose to Participant on an annual basis, in writing, with respect to purchases of Products and Services by each Participant and by each of the Facilities, the names of HealthTrust Vendors and the specific amount of GPO Fees received from each such Vendor for Products and Services purchased by Participant and its Facilities. HealthTrust shall disclose to the Secretary of the United States Department of Health and Human Services, upon request, the amount of GPO Fees received by HealthTrust from each Vendor with respect to Products and Services which are purchased, licensed or leased by Participant and its Facilities. Participant will disclose the applicable GPO Fee information provided by HealthTrust regarding such GPO Fees to each of its Facilities.
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