Common use of Excluded Entity Clause in Contracts

Excluded Entity. Each party represents that it and its employees, that perform services in connection with the business relationship between the parties is not presently debarred, suspended, ineligible, or excluded from participation in any state or federal health care programs. Each party will periodically check itself and its employees for listing within applicable federal and state databases and will notify the other party if it discovers that it or any of its employees has become so debarred, suspended, ineligible, or excluded (such a person, an “Excluded Person” or such an entity, an “Excluded Entity”). Neither party shall allow an Excluded Person to provide services to the other party. If a party becomes an Excluded Entity, the other party may terminate its relationship with the Excluded Entity.