MAINTENANCE OF PATIENT RECORDS Sample Clauses

MAINTENANCE OF PATIENT RECORDS. The Purchaser and its permitted assignee agrees to maintain, at its expense, all patient charts in a safe and secure manner that is readily available for review and access by patients and authorized persons as required by HIPAA rules.
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MAINTENANCE OF PATIENT RECORDS. Buyer understands that all the Seller's current patient records are being transferred hereunder to Buyer, as required by law, and with respect to all current patient records, Buyer agrees to diligently maintain such records as prescribed by law and to allow Seller or its agents or representatives to reasonably examine such records relating to the period of Seller's operation of the Facility from time to time and to make copies thereof at Seller's expense; and
MAINTENANCE OF PATIENT RECORDS. APS will cause to be maintained medical histories, chart and records for each Enrollee who seeks and receives MHSA Services from MHSA Providers. All such records, which do not include the actual clinical records maintained by Providers, will, be and remain the property of Priority, subject to any rights of the Enrollee. APS will deliver to Priority, upon Priority's request, such records in APS' possession. If the Enrollee appropriately consents to such disclosure, Priority will provide copies of the Enrollees' assessment and termination reports to the Enrollee's referring and attending physician. APS and Priority will endeavor to promote communication to such referring and attending physician regarding the Enrollee's referral, subject to restrictions arising under state or federal law.
MAINTENANCE OF PATIENT RECORDS. Buyers understand that all of Sellers' patient records with respect to the Hospital Businesses are being transferred at the Closing to Buyers. With respect to all such patient records, Buyers, as required by law shall: (a) maintain such records in material compliance with applicable law; and (b) allow Sellers, or their agents or representatives, subject to applicable law, to examine such records relating to the period of Sellers' operation of the Hospitals Businesses at any reasonable time and to use or make copies thereof at Sellers' sole expense (provided that the same is permissible by law).
MAINTENANCE OF PATIENT RECORDS. Purchaser shall maintain, on Seller's behalf, patient records, charts, data and other medical records of or pertaining to Seller's patients (collectively, the "Patient Records"), for a ten (10) year period after the Closing Date, with respect to all patients treated at Seller's facility on or prior to the Closing Date. The foregoing notwithstanding, Purchaser shall maintain any and all patient mammography records indefinitely. Purchaser shall provide Seller, or its representatives, with access to such Patient Records, for reasonable business purposes at all reasonable times during normal business hours. As used in this Section 7(c), the right of inspection includes the right to make extracts or copies.
MAINTENANCE OF PATIENT RECORDS. APS shall cause to be maintained medical histories, chart and records for each Member who seeks and receives MHSA Services from a MI-ISA Provider. Any such records shall remain the property of APS, subject to any rights of the Member. Upon request of an HMO Subsidiary or a referring and/or attending physician, subject to compliance with applicable law, and if the Member appropriately consents to such disclosure, APS shall provide copies of the Members' medical records to the Member's referring and/or attending physician. APS, CHC and each HMO Subsidiary shall endeavor to promote communication to such referring and/or attending physician regarding the Member's referral, subject to restrictions arising under state or federal law.
MAINTENANCE OF PATIENT RECORDS. PBHC shall cause to be maintained medical histories, chart and records for each Member who seeks and receives MHSA Services from a MHSA Provider. Any such records shall remain the property of PBHC, subject to any rights of the Member. Upon request of an HMO Subsidiary or a referring and/or attending physician, subject to compliance with applicable law, and if the Member appropriately consents to such disclosure, PBHC shall provide copies of the Members' medical records to the Member's referring and/or attending physician. PBHC, PHC and each HMO Subsidiary shall endeavor to promote communication to such referring and/or attending physician regarding the Member's referral, subject to restrictions arising under state or federal law.
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