New Medical Services and Additional Practice Offices Sample Clauses

New Medical Services and Additional Practice Offices. If VERO II desires to have a new medical service provided at any of the Practice Offices or desires to establish a new clinic, a proposal of such service or the establishment of such new clinic shall be submitted to the Policy Board. Should the Policy Board approve the expansion of service or the establishment of such new clinic, Company, at its option, shall have the exclusive right to provide services necessary to support VERO II in VERO II's delivery of such new medical services at the Practice Office or new clinic, as applicable; provided, however, if the type of service is an ancillary service that would be improper under any rules, regulations or laws for Company to offer to VERO II patients, then Company shall not have the option to provide such service. Should Company decline to provide the necessary support service for the new service or new clinic, VERO II shall be entitled to perform such service at VERO II's own expense and the revenues therefrom shall not be included in the calculation of Company's service fees under Article VIII of this Agreement; provided, however, that Company shall have the option to assume performance of the necessary support services for providing such new service or new clinic by buying out VERO II's investment in the service at VERO II's Book Value at anytime within eighteen (18) months of the date such new service is first provided, which Book Value shall be based on the price of the assets purchased by VERO II less depreciation accrued to the date of acquisition of such service by Company, as determined under GAAP.
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New Medical Services and Additional Practice Offices. If the --------------------------------------------------- Practice desires to have a new ancillary service provided at any of the Practice's offices or desires to establish a new Practice office, a proposal of such ancillary service or the establishment of such new office shall be submitted to the Management Team. Should the Management Team approve the provision of such new ancillary service or the establishment of such new Practice office, MidSouth at its option, shall have the exclusive right to: (i) provide services necessary to support the Practice in the Practice's delivery of such new ancillary services at the Practice office or new Practice office, as applicable, and (ii) invest and have ownership in any new ancillary services for which facility fees may be generated; provided, however, if the type of service is an ancillary service that would be improper under any Applicable Law for MidSouth to offer to the Practice's patients, then MidSouth shall not have the option to provide such service. Should MidSouth decline to provide the necessary support service or ownership for the new ancillary service or new Practice office, the Practice shall be entitled to perform such service at the Practice's own expense and the revenue therefrom shall not be Practice Revenue under this Agreement.
New Medical Services and Additional Practice Offices. If TOC desires to have a new medical service provided at any of the Practice Offices or desires to establish a new clinic, a proposal of such service or the establishment of such new clinic shall be submitted to the Policy Board. Should the Policy Board approve the expansion of service or the establishment of such new clinic, Company, at its option, shall have the exclusive right to provide services necessary to support TOC in TOC's delivery of such new medical services at the Practice Office or new clinic, as applicable; provided, however, if the type of service is an ancillary service that would be improper under any rules, regulations or laws for Company to offer to TOC patients, then Company shall not have the option to provide such service. Should Company decline to provide the necessary support service for the new service or new clinic, TOC shall be entitled to perform such service at TOC's own expense and the revenues therefrom shall not be included in the calculation of Company's service fees under Article VIII of this Agreement; provided, however, that Company shall have the option to assume performance of the necessary support services for providing such new service or new clinic by buying out TOC's investment in the service, at an amount equal to the greater of: (i) TOC's Book Value as of the date of such purchase of all of the assets owned by TOC and used in connection with the operation of such new service or new clinic, or (ii) an amount equal to TOC's net income from the investment, based on the twelve (12) months' operations immediately preceding the date of purchase (and if less than twelve (12) months of operations have occurred the actual net income from the investment on an annualized basis) multiplied by five (5). For purposes of this Section 5.10, Book Value and net income shall be determined on the basis of GAAP.
New Medical Services and Additional Practice Offices. Except as provided below, if Princeton II desires to have a new medical service provided at any of the Practice Offices or desires to establish a new clinic, a proposal of such service or the establishment of such new clinic shall be submitted to the Policy Board. Should the Policy Board approve the expansion of service or the establishment of such new clinic, Company, at its option, shall have the exclusive right to provide services necessary to support Princeton II in Princeton II's delivery of such new medical services at the Practice Office or new clinic, as applicable; provided, however, if the type of service is an ancillary service that would be improper under any rules, regulations or laws for Company to offer to Princeton II patients, then Company shall not have the option to provide such service. Should Company decline to provide the necessary support service for the new service or new clinic, Princeton II shall be entitled to perform such service at Princeton II's own expense and the revenues therefrom shall not be included in the calculation of Company's service fees under Article VIII of this Agreement; provided, however, that Company shall have the option to assume performance of the necessary support services for providing such new service or new clinic by buying out Princeton II's investment in the service at Princeton II's Book Value at anytime within eighteen (18) months of the date such new service is first provided, which Book Value shall be based on the price of the assets purchased by Princeton II less depreciation accrued to the date of acquisition of such service by Company, as determined under GAAP. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement to the contrary, Company and Princeton II acknowledge and agree that Princeton II or its Affiliates shall have the right to develop, own and operate ambulatory surgery centers and Company shall not have the right to limit Princeton II's authority or rights to continue developing, operating or owning such ambulatory surgery centers.

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