No Access to PHI. Unless UC so specifically indicates in any of the Incorporated Documents, it is not anticipated that Supplier will require access to “Protected Health Information,” as defined by the privacy and security standards of HIPAA, the regulations promulgated thereunder by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, or “Medical Information” (collectively with Protected Health Information, “PHI”), as defined by the California Confidentiality of Medical Information Act, California Civil Code §§ 56-56.16 or California Health and Safety Code §1280.15 and California Civil Code §§ 1798.82 and 1798.29 in order to perform its obligations under the Agreement. However, in the event that Supplier has unintentionally received PHI, Supplier will notify UC immediately and Supplier shall use commercially reasonable efforts to return the PHI to UC, as applicable, and to maintain the confidentiality of the PHI. Additionally, in the event the nature of the Good and/or Services change such as to require Supplier to have access to PHI, Supplier will notify UC, as applicable, and Supplier will execute and deliver the UC HIPAA Business Associate Agreement.
No Access to PHI. In the event Supplier does not require access to PHI in order to perform Services pursuant to this Agreement, and Supplier has unintentionally received PHI, Supplier will notify UC immediately and Supplier shall use commercially reasonable efforts to return the PHI to UC, as applicable, and to maintain the confidentiality of the PHI. Additionally, in the event the nature of the Goods and/or Services change such as to require Supplier to have access to PHI, Supplier will notify UC, as applicable, and Supplier will execute and deliver the UC Appendix - Business Associate or modify the terms of this Agreement.
No Access to PHI. You acknowledge and agree that: (i) Provider is not acting on Your behalf as a Business Associate for the purposes of the U.S. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (“HIPAA”) as amended and supplemented; (ii) You shall not provide, transmit or otherwise disclose protected health information (“PHI”) to Provider; and (iii) the Services will not be used in any manner that would require Provider or the Services to be compliant with HIPAA, the U.S. Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act ( “HITECH”) as amended and supplemented, or their enabling regulations, or similar state laws or regulations. You are solely responsible to ensure that its use of the Services will not result in any of the foregoing clauses becoming inaccurate. In this paragraph, the terms, “Business Associate”, subcontractor, “protected health information”, and “PHI” shall have the meanings described in HIPAA, HITECH, their enabling regulations, or similar state laws or regulations.
No Access to PHI. In the event Supplier does not require access to PHI in order to perform Services pursuant to this Agreement, and Supplier has unintentionally received PHI, Supplier will notify UC immediately and Supplier shall use commercially reasonable efforts to return the PHI to UC, as applicable, and to maintain the confidentiality of the PHI. Additionally, in the event the nature of the Good and/or Services change such as to require Supplier to have access to PHI, Supplier will notify UC, as applicable, and Supplier will execute and deliver the UC HIPAA Business Associate Agreement or modify the terms of this Agreement. New Technology UC and Supplier believe an essential element of advancing the core objectives and mission of UC is to encourage the development of health care technology that significantly improves the quality, process and/or outcome of care. In support of this belief, the Parties acknowledge that certain products and implants which incorporate breakthrough technologies have the potential to significantly improve non-clinical operational efficiency, or improved clinical outcomes when compared to the level of safety, operational efficiency, process of care and/or outcomes delivered through use of the products covered under this Agreement (hereafter, "New Technology Products"). New Technology Products shall be disclosed to UC promptly upon such products’ commercial availability. New Technology Products will not be provided to UC without prior review and approval by UC. Should such New Technology Products become available, UC will conduct an evaluation to determine if the product meets facility criteria and clinical needs. Supplier shall cooperate with UC’s efforts to evaluate such New Technology Products, including, but not limited to, providing UC with information and/or training pertaining to the products. If UC agrees to accept a New Technology Product following evaluation, UC and Supplier shall negotiate final pricing and product conversion (if required) based on the contract pricing of the nearest comparable product(s) available to UC for purchase under the Agreement for which pricing has been mutually agreed upon at the time of release. Following the negotiation of pricing terms for such approved New Technology Products, the parties shall amend in writing any of the Incorporated Documents as necessary to identify the New Technology Products available to UC and Customers under this Agreement, and the pricing agreed upon. Invoices that contain New ...
No Access to PHI. It is not anticipated that Supplier will require access to “Protected Health Information,” as defined by the privacy and security standards of HIPAA, the regulations promulgated thereunder by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, or “Medical Information” (collectively with Protected Health Information, “PHI”), as defined by the California Confidentiality of Medical Information Act, California Civil Code §§ 56-56.16 or California Health and Safety Code §1280.15 and California Civil Code §§ 1798.82 and 1798.29 in order to perform its obligations under the Agreement. However, in the event that Supplier has unintentionally received PHI, Supplier will notify UCLA immediately and Supplier shall use commercially reasonable efforts to return the PHI to UCLA, as applicable, and to maintain the confidentiality of the PHI. Additionally, in the event the nature of the Good and/or Services change such as to require Supplier to have access to PHI, Supplier will notify UCLA, as applicable, and Supplier will execute and deliver the UCLA HIPAA Business Associate Agreement.
