Exchange of Medical Records Sample Clauses

Exchange of Medical Records. Copies of medical records exchanged under the Agreement shall belong to the recipient agency, which will bear responsibility for information security and breach response with regard to those records.
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Exchange of Medical Records. To the extent permitted by law, the THP shall provide VA with copies of medical records to support the claims submitted for reimbursement upon request from VA. The request from VA for medical records to support the claims does not need to be in writing and can be made verbally or through other agreed upon means, to the extent permitted by law. Copies of medical records exchanged under the Agreement shall belong to the recipient party, which will bear responsibility for information security and breach response with regard to those records.
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Exchange of Medical Records. THP shall provide VA copies of medical records to support the claims submitted for reimbursement upon request from VA. The request from VA for medical records to support the claims does not need to be in writing and can be made verbally or through other agreed upon means. Copies of medical records exchanged under the Agreement shall belong to the recipient party, which will bear responsibility for information security and breach response with regard to those records. Medical Malpractice. THP has medical malpractice insurance under the Federal Tort Claims Act (“FTCA”) and, possibly other professional liability coverage that covers direct care services provided under this Agreement. VA will bear no responsibility for claims arising from health care provided to a Veteran under this Agreement. If VA receives a medical malpractice claim directly from a Veteran that primarily involves medical care rendered by THP, VA will promptly notify THP. Where VA is identified as an involved party in a claim submitted to THP, THP will provide a copy of the claim and documents effecting resolution or disposition of the claim to the VA Office of the General Counsel (021B), 000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, XX, Xxxxxxxxxx XX 00000.
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Exchange of Medical Records. To the extent permitted by law, the IHS shall provide VA with copies of medical records to support the claims submitted for reimbursement upon request from VA. The request from VA for medical records to support the claims does not need to be in writing and can be made verbally or through other agreed upon means, to the extent permitted by law. Copies of medical records exchanged under the Agreement shall belong to the recipient party, which will bear responsibility for information security and breach response with regard to those records.
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