Limitations of the Surescripts network Sample Clauses

Limitations of the Surescripts network. Surescripts uses available technology to match patient identities. Because patient information is maintained in multiple places, not all of which are accessible to Surescripts, and because not all patient information is kept in a standard fashion or is regularly updated, it is possible that false matches may occur or that there may be errors or omissions in the prescription benefit and/or medication history information provided. Therefore, it is the responsibility of any treating physician or other health care provider or facility (not the responsibility of Surescripts or AdvancedMD) to verify prescription benefit or medication history information through other means with each patient and/or the patient’s representatives before such information is relied upon or utilized in diagnosing or treating the patient. Surescripts is not a health plan, health care provider or prescriber. Surescripts does not and cannot independently verify or review the information transmitted through the Surescripts network for accuracy or completeness. Pursuant to the foregoing, Client acknowledges that the prescription benefit and medication history information provided hereunder is not complete or accurate, and that neither Surescripts nor any Data Source provides any representations or warranties with respect to the accuracy or completeness of the prescription benefit or medication history information, and Client releases and hold harmless, Surescripts and any person or entity providing prescription benefit or medication history information from any liability, cause of action, or claim related to the completeness or lack thereof of the prescription benefit or medication history information. In addition, Client and each Prescriber End User shall confirm the accuracy of the prescription benefit and medication history information with his/her/its patient prior to providing any medical services based thereon, and that the Client and each Prescriber End User shall use his/her/it professional judgment in the provision of care.