Patients and Patient Records Sample Clauses

Patients and Patient Records. All patient records, whether electronic or written, are currently property of PDG. The operating principles upon which patient records will be handled are: (1) PDG owns the records and as such has certain rights and obligations regarding handling, use, and disclosure of the records; and (2) PDG will not create unnecessary obstacles to former PDG (Xxxxx) doctors to solicit and obtain the transfer of patient files to Xxxxx PLLC. As between the parties, each current Park Dental patient will be deemed to be the patient of the current “doctor of record” assigned to that patient. The parties will work together to agree as soon as possible on a list of the patients of each doctor who will not be employed by PDG on January 1, 2008, including without limitation those doctors who have entered into employment agreements with [Xxxxx PLLC]. This list will contain full contact information. New patients will be assigned a doctor of record based upon whether that patient is seen in a PDG Office or a PDHC Office. For any Non-PDG doctor, as defined below, all of his or her current patients will receive an agreed upon form of letter informing the patient that Non-PDG doctor’s new practice circumstances, including as and when applicable his or new office, practice name, location and contact information, and explaining to the patient how he or she can request a record transfer should that patient want to leave that practice and go with that Non-PDG doctor. As to this list of patients of non-PDG doctors, the non-solicitation provision of PDG’s employment contracts shall not apply. If a patient calls an office to schedule an appointment with that patient’s Non-PDG doctor of record, and that Non-PDG doctor has changed offices, that patient will be given the new contact information for his or her Non-PDG doctor. If a patient calls a PDHC Office to schedule an appointment with a PDG doctor, as defined below, of record, that patient will be given the new contact information for his or her PDG doctor. These procedures will remain in place until December 31, 2008.
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Patients and Patient Records. The following procedures shall apply from the date of this Agreement until the expiration of the Doctor Transition Period:
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