Common use of Patient Accounts Clause in Contracts

Patient Accounts. All patients shall be and remain the patients of Employer provided that Employee shall exercise independent responsibility for the care and treatment of such individuals to the extent professional services are rendered pursuant to this Agreement. In the event any patient is deemed by operation of law or otherwise to be patient of Employee, Employee shall and hereby does (i) irrevocably assign all Receivables from the treatment of such individuals to Employer, and (ii) irrevocably appoints Employer as the agent and true and lawful attorney-in-fact, with full power of assignment and substitution where legally permissible, to bill xxxients on Employee's behalf; to collect Receivables from all payors; and to take possession of and endorse in Employee's name, all notes, drafts or instruments received by way of payment for such services (except where prohibited by law or regulation). (a) Employee agrees that each patient account has a reasonable value to Employer of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00), and for each record, or any portion thereof, which Employee attempts to obtain and/or actually does obtain in contravention of this Section , the sum of Five Thousand dollars ($5,000.00) shall be paid to Employer as liquidated damages. The referenced sum shall be due and payable immediately upon the date of the violation or attempted violation of this Section , with such sum to bear interest at the maximum allowable legal rate from the due date to the actual date of payment in full. (b) Paragraph VI 2a notwithstanding, Employee shall maintain adequate and complete records with regard to services rendered to patients. Upon the termination of Employee's employment hereunder, all patient files, records and charts shall remain with Employer, and Employee shall have no right to retain such materials; provided, however, that nothing herein contained shall be construed to prevent any patient from requesting transfer of his/her records to Employee upon the termination of this Agreement, and such materials or photocopies thereof shall be delivered to Employee upon the written request of the subject patient, which request shall be honored promptly upon the payment to Employer by Employee of all reasonable costs, if any, for reproduction and mailing of any such materials. Employer will send invoices to all patients for any services rendered by Employee prior to termination of his/her employment hereunder, and Employer will have the right to collect the full amounts thereof for its own account.

Patient Accounts. All patients shall be and remain the patients of Employer Employer, provided that Employee shall exercise independent responsibility for the care and treatment of such individuals to the extent professional services are rendered pursuant to this Agreement. In the event any patient is deemed by operation of law or otherwise to be a patient of Employee, Employee shall and hereby does (i) irrevocably assign all Receivables accounts receivable from the treatment of such individuals to Employer, and (ii) irrevocably appoints appoint Employer as the agent and true and lawful attorney-in-fact, with full power of assignment and substitution where legally permissiblesubstitution, to bill xxxients on Employee's behalf; to collect Receivables accounts receivable from all payors; and to take possession of and endorse in Employee's name, name all notes, drafts or instruments received by way of payment for such services (except where prohibited by law or regulation). (a) Employee agrees that each patient account has a reasonable value . Employer shall perform, either itself or pursuant to Employer of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00)an agreement with another individual or entity, billing and collections for each record, or any portion thereof, which Employee attempts to obtain and/or actually does obtain in contravention of this Section , the sum of Five Thousand dollars ($5,000.00) shall be paid to Employer as liquidated damagesall services provided by Employee. The referenced sum shall be due and payable immediately upon Employee hereby authorizes the date Employer to accept, on behalf of the violation or attempted violation Employee, any assignment of this Section insurance benefits (e.g., with such sum to bear interest at the maximum allowable legal rate Medicare, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, etc.) from the due date Employee pursuant to this Agreement. At the actual date request of payment in full. (b) Paragraph VI 2a notwithstandingthe Employer, Employee shall maintain adequate list and complete records designate with regard such insurance or other third party payor programs the address of the Employer, to the attention of such office(s) of the Employer as the Employer shall designate, or such other address at the Employer may designate, as the sole addressee to which all payment(s) or payment voucher(s) for services performed by the Employee shall be mailed. This Agreement shall constitute an assignment by the Employee to the Employer for all funds owing or collected for services rendered by the Employee pursuant to patients. Upon the termination of Employee's employment hereunder, all patient files, records and charts shall remain with Employer, and Employee shall have no right to retain such materials; provided, however, that nothing herein contained shall be construed to prevent any patient from requesting transfer of his/her records to Employee upon the termination of this Agreement, and such materials or photocopies thereof the Employee shall be delivered take all additional steps reasonably requested by the Employer to Employee upon assist in the written request billing and collection of the subject patient, which request shall be honored promptly upon the payment to Employer by Employee of all reasonable costs, if any, funds due for reproduction and mailing of any such materials. Employer will send invoices to all patients for any services rendered by Employee prior the Employee. All funds collected with respect to termination services provided pursuant to this Agreement shall be the exclusive property of his/her employment hereunder, and Employer will have the right to collect the full amounts thereof for its own accountEmployer.

Patient Accounts. All patients shall be and remain the patients of Employer provided that Employee shall exercise independent responsibility for the care and treatment of such individuals to the extent professional services are rendered pursuant to this Agreement. In the event any patient is deemed by operation of law or otherwise to be patient of Employee, Employee shall and hereby does (i) irrevocably assign all Receivables from the treatment of such individuals to Employer, and (ii) irrevocably appoints Employer as the agent and true and lawful attorney-in-fact, with full power of assignment and substitution where legally permissible, to bill xxxients on Employee's behalf; to collect Receivables from all payors; and to take possession of and endorse in Employee's name, all notes, drafts or instruments received by way of payment for such services (except where prohibited by law or regulation). (a) Employee agrees that each patient account has a reasonable value to Employer of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00), and for each record, or any portion thereof, which Employee attempts to obtain and/or actually does obtain in contravention of this Section Section, the sum of Five Thousand dollars ($5,000.00) shall be paid to Employer as liquidated damages. The referenced sum shall be due and payable immediately upon the date of the violation or attempted violation of this Section Section, with such sum to bear interest at the maximum allowable legal rate from the due date to the actual date of payment in full. (b) Paragraph VI 2a notwithstanding, Employee shall maintain adequate and complete records with regard to services rendered to patients. Upon the termination of Employee's employment hereunder, all patient files, records and charts shall remain with Employer, and Employee shall have no right to retain such materials; provided, however, that nothing herein contained shall be construed to prevent any patient from requesting transfer of his/her records to Employee upon the termination of this Agreement, and such materials or photocopies thereof shall be delivered to Employee upon the written request of the subject patient, which request shall be honored promptly upon the payment to Employer by Employee of all reasonable costs, if any, for reproduction and mailing of any such materials. Employer will send invoices to all patients for any services rendered by Employee prior to termination of his/her employment hereunder, and Employer will have the right to collect the full amounts thereof for its own account.

Patient Accounts. All patients shall be and remain the patients of Employer provided that Employee shall exercise independent responsibility for the care and treatment of such individuals to the extent professional services are rendered pursuant to this Agreement. In the event any patient is deemed by operation of law or otherwise to be patient of Employee, Employee shall and hereby does (i) irrevocably assign all Receivables from the treatment of such individuals to Employer, and (ii) irrevocably appoints Employer as the agent and true and lawful attorney-in-fact, with full power of assignment and substitution where legally permissible, to bill xxxients on Employee's behalf; to collect Receivables from all payors; and to take possession of and endorse in Employee's name, all notes, drafts or instruments received by way of payment for such services (except where prohibited by law or regulation). (a) Employee agrees that each patient account has a reasonable value to Employer of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00), and for each record, or any portion thereof, which Employee attempts to obtain and/or actually does obtain in contravention of this Section Section, the sum of Five Thousand dollars ($5,000.00) shall be paid to Employer as liquidated damages. The referenced sum shall be due and payable immediately upon the date of the violation or attempted violation of this Section , with such sum to bear interest at the maximum allowable legal rate from the due date to the actual date of payment in full. (b) Paragraph VI 2a notwithstanding, Employee shall maintain adequate and complete records with regard to services rendered to patients. Upon the termination of Employee's employment hereunder, all patient files, records and charts shall remain with Employer, and Employee shall have no right to retain such materials; provided, however, that nothing herein contained shall be construed to prevent any patient from requesting transfer of his/her records to Employee upon the termination of this Agreement, and such materials or photocopies thereof shall be delivered to Employee upon the written request of the subject patient, which request shall be honored promptly upon the payment to Employer by Employee of all reasonable costs, if any, for reproduction and mailing of any such materials. Employer will send invoices to all patients for any services rendered by Employee prior to termination of his/her employment hereunder, and Employer will have the right to collect the full amounts thereof for its own account.

Patient Accounts. All patients shall be and remain the patients of Employer provided that Employee shall exercise independent responsibility for the care and treatment of such individuals to the extent professional services are rendered pursuant to this Agreement. In the event any patient is deemed by operation of law or otherwise to be patient of Employee, Employee shall and hereby does (i) irrevocably assign all Receivables from the treatment of such individuals to Employer, and (ii) irrevocably appoints Employer as the agent and true and lawful attorney-in-fact, with full power of assignment and substitution where legally permissible, to bill xxxients on Employee's behalf; to collect Receivables from all payors; and to take possession of and endorse in Employee's name, all notes, ,drafts or instruments received by way of payment for such services (except where prohibited by law or regulation). (a) Employee agrees that each patient account has a reasonable value to Employer of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00), and for each record, or any portion thereof, which Employee attempts to obtain and/or actually does obtain in contravention of this Section Section, the sum of Five Thousand dollars ($5,000.00) shall be paid to Employer as liquidated damages. The referenced sum shall be due and payable immediately upon the date of the violation or attempted violation of this Section Section, with such sum to bear interest at the maximum allowable legal rate from the due date to the actual date of payment in full. (b) Paragraph VI 2a notwithstanding, Employee shall maintain adequate and complete records with regard to services rendered to patients. Upon the termination of Employee's employment hereunder, all patient files, records and charts shall remain with Employer, and Employee shall have no right to retain such materials; provided, however, that nothing herein contained shall be construed to prevent any patient from requesting transfer of his/her records to Employee upon the termination of this Agreement, and such materials or photocopies thereof shall be delivered to Employee upon the written request of the subject patient, which request shall be honored promptly upon the payment to Employer by Employee of all reasonable costs, if any, for reproduction and mailing of any such materials. Employer will send invoices to all patients for any services rendered by Employee prior to termination of his/her employment hereunder, and Employer will have the right to collect the full amounts thereof for its own account.