Healthcare professionals Clause Samples

Healthcare professionals. Sharing information with healthcare professionals involved in the individual's care.

Healthcare professionals. You agree not to participate in any engagement or its part thereof, the content or agenda of which are likely to include details of Professionals: If you are a professional in the field of law, medicine, accounting, tax or any other regulated profession, you are prohibited from offering professional advice unless you have taken all steps to insure that the rendering of such advice through AceNet is done in strict accordance with the laws, guidelines, practices or rules governing or applicable to your profession. Inducements: Clients of AceNet are not allowed to influence your decisions pertaining to

Healthcare professionals. A healthcare professional who provides services must be authorized to do so under government legislation and must be a member in good standing of a professional order recognized by appropriate legislative authorities. Moreover, a single treatment or consultation per day, per insured, is eligible for benefits.

Healthcare professionals. The following expenses are reimbursed at 100%, unless otherwise indicated. a) Professional fees of an acupuncturist, up to a maximum of $30 per treatment and $600 per calendar year, per insured. b) Professional fees of an audiologist, up to a maximum of $55 per treatment and $550 per calendar year, per insured. c) Professional fees of a chiropractor, up to a maximum of $30 per treatment and $600 per calendar year, per insured. d) Professional fees of a dietitian, up to a maximum of $30 per treatment and $600 per calendar year, per insured. e) Professional fees of an occupational therapist, up to a maximum of $45 per treatment and 20 treatments per calendar year, per insured. f) Professional fees of a kinesitherapist, a massage therapist and an orthotherapist, up to a maximum of $30 per treatment and $300 per calendar year, per insured, for all of these professionals combined. g) Professional fees of a speech therapist, up to a maximum of $55 per treatment and $550 per calendar year, per insured. h) Professional fees of an osteopath, up to a maximum of $30 per treatment and $600 per calendar year, per insured. i) Professional fees for the services of a physiotherapist and a physical rehabilitation therapist, rendered outside a hospital centre, up to a maximum of $45 per treatment and 20 treatments per calendar year, per insured, for all of these professionals combined. j) Professional fees of a podiatrist, up to a maximum of $30 per treatment and $600 per calendar year, per insured. k) Professional fees of a psychologist, a psychoanalyst, a psychotherapist or a social worker, up to a maximum of $2,000 per calendar year, per insured, for all of these professionals combined. These expenses are reimbursed at 80%. The psychotherapist must be a member of the Ordre des psychologues du Québec. l) Any x-rays performed by a chiropractor, up to a maximum of $60 per calendar year, per insured.

Healthcare professionals. Except as set forth on Schedule 3.25 of the Company Entities Disclosure Schedule, to the Knowledge of the Company, no Seller is a Health Care Professional. The Company and the Sellers acknowledge that the Purchaser shall be entitled to disclose information regarding ownership interests held by or payments and other related items provided to any Sellers who are or may be Health Care Professionals to the public and various government agencies as the Purchaser deems appropriate for the purpose of providing disclosure of and transparency with respect to interactions with Health Care Professionals (including without limitation, information regarding the name of such Seller and the purpose and amount of any such payments), to the extent required by applicable Law and regulations.

Healthcare professionals. Prescribers Healthcare professionals, i.e. doctors, nurses etc., may become confronted with prescriptions and medication lists of patients that visit them from another state or country to obtain treatment, or temporary residents like tourists getting involved in an accident or similar unplanned care event. Professionals need to be able to identify the MP referred in those prescriptions or medication lists. A medical doctor may also be confronted with the need to prescribe an identical or an equivalent drug for continuing a treatment started in another country. The implementation of IDMP in the European Medicine’s database would be particularly helpful in such a context.

Healthcare professionals. The following expenses are reimbursed at 100%, unless otherwise indicated. a) Professional fees of an audiologist, up to a maximum of $45 per treatment and $450 per calendar year, per insured. b) Professional fees of a chiropractor, up to a maximum of $20 per treatment and $400 per calendar year, per insured. c) Professional fees of an occupational therapist, up to a maximum of $35 per treatment and 20 treatments per calendar year, per insured. d) Professional fees of a speech therapist, up to a maximum of $45 per treatment and $450 per calendar year, per insured. e) Professional fees of an osteopath, up to a maximum of $20 per treatment and $400 per calendar year, per insured. f) Professional fees for the services of a physiotherapist and a physical rehabilitation therapist, rendered outside a hospital centre, up to a maximum of $25 per treatment and 20 treatments per calendar year, per insured, for both of these professionals combined. g) Professional fees of a podiatrist, up to a maximum of $20 per treatment and $400 per calendar year, per insured. h) Professional fees of a psychologist or a psychotherapist up to a maximum of $2,000 per calendar year, per insured, for both of these professionals combined. These expenses are reimbursed at 80%. The psychotherapist must be a member of the Ordre des psychologues du Québec. i) Any x-rays performed by a chiropractor, up to a maximum of $40 per calendar year, per insured.

Healthcare professionals. (a) For the three (3) years immediately preceding the Closing Date or, if shorter, since such Person was hired by or began providing services on behalf of a Group Company, through and including the Closing Date, each physician, physician assistant, registered nurse or similar person employed by or providing services on behalf of the Group Companies (each, a “Healthcare Professional”), during the term of their employment or engagement by the Group Companies, has been duly licensed or certified and credentialed, as applicable, pursuant to applicable Legal Requirements and has held such medical staff privileges as required by any hospital or other healthcare entity (in each case for any periods in which services were provided by such Healthcare Professionals on behalf of the Group Companies) and such licenses, certifications or medical staff privileges have not been suspended, revoked or restricted in any material manner. (b) Except as set forth on Schedule 3.13.4, no Healthcare Professional during the period described in Section 3.13.4(a) above and while providing services on behalf of a Group Company (i) has been convicted, under federal or state Legal Requirements, of a criminal offense related to (A) the neglect or abuse of a customer’s patient in connection with the delivery of a healthcare item or service; or (B) a health care item or service under the Payment Programs; (ii) is currently, or has ever been, found to have, either civilly (in any material respect) or criminally, violated any Legal Requirements governing Federal Health Care Programs; (iii) has been excluded or suspended from participation in any Federal Health Care Program; (iv) has been party to any material Action instituted by any hospital or other healthcare entity, licensure board or Governmental Authority; (v) to the Company’s Knowledge, has had any dependency on controlled substances or any dependency on alcohol or any participation in any rehabilitation or treatment program related to any of the foregoing; or (vi) failed to comply in any material respect with any Payment Program requirements. (c) No Group Company nor any of their respective directors, officers, employees or independent contractors is currently, or in the past five (5) years has been, listed on the OIG’s List of Excluded Individuals/Entities (“LEIE”) database or the General Services Administration’s System for Award Management (“▇▇▇”) as being excluded or debarred from participation in any Federal Health Care Program...

Healthcare professionals. In the event the Client hires a Professional referred by Agency, Client agrees to pay a Fee of: 20% of the first year’s annual base salary.