Purpose and Summary. This agreement is intended to protect Xxxxxxxx University employees as well as the Institution, where a broad level of access to information is granted. The agreement will be signed annually or at any change in employment; both hard copy and digital forms are acceptable. The signed agreement will be kept on record.
Purpose and Summary. The purpose of this Agreement is to implement written care coordination arrangements in North Dakota between [name of Xxxxxx Xxxxxx] and [name of PROVIDER]. The Agreement identifies the parties to the care coordination arrangement and describes their roles and responsibilities. The parties to the care coordination arrangement described in section V of this Agreement are the [name of PROVIDER] and the [name of Tribal Entity]. This Agreement is between the [name of PROVIDER] (hereinafter PROVIDER) and the [name of Xxxxxx Xxxxxx], The [name of Tribal Entity] has authority to administer and contract on behalf of the covered health care facilities listed in section II of this Agreement. In entering into this Agreement, the [name of Tribal Entity] binds the covered health care facilities to the obligations described in this Agreement.
Purpose and Summary. This Care Coordination Memorandum of Understanding (hereinafter “Agreement”) is made between [name of PROVIDER] (hereinafter “Provider”) and [Name of Tribal Facility] (hereinafter “Covered Facility”) . The purpose of this Agreement is to implement written care coordination, identify the parties to this Agreement and describe their roles and responsibilities. The parties desire for this Agreement to help ensure that practitioners at the Covered Facility will be able to coordinate and manage the care furnished to their eligible American Indian and Alaska Native patients who are also Medicaid beneficiaries (hereinafter “Patient” or “Patients”) by Provider, on request by the Covered Facility practitioners, so that such individuals will receive appropriate care.
Purpose and Summary. The purpose of this Agreement is to implement written care coordination arrangements in the IHS Great Plains Area. The Agreement identifies the parties to the care coordination arrangement and describes their roles and responsibilities. The parties to the care coordination arrangement described in section V of this Agreement are Health Care Facility/System and the Covered IHS Facilities. This Agreement is between (hereinafter PROVIDER) and the Great Plains Area IHS. The Great Plains Area IHS has authority to administer and contract on behalf of the Covered IHS Facilities listed in section II of this Agreement. In entering into this Agreement, the IHS Great Plains Area binds the Covered IHS Facilities to the obligations described in this Agreement. This Agreement includes the Covered IHS Facilities and the PROVIDER including all entities associated with both parties and enrolled in South Dakota Medicaid during the course of this Agreement. Both parties agree to certify annually the National Provider Identification numbers associated with this Agreement. The Agreement is effective as of the date the Agreement is executed by all parties and shall remain in effect until terminated pursuant to the terms hereof.
Purpose and Summary. The purpose of this Agreement is to implement written care coordination arrangements in the IHS Great Plains Area. The Agreement identifies the parties to the care coordination arrangement and describes their roles and responsibilities. The parties to the care coordination arrangement described in section VI of this Agreement are the [name of PROVIDER] and the Covered IHS Facilities. This Agreement is between the [name of PROVIDER](hereinafter PROVIDER) and the IHS Great Plains Area, The IHS Great Plains Area has authority to administer and contract on behalf of the Covered IHS Facilities listed in section II of this Agreement. In entering into this Agreement, the IHS Great Plains Area binds the Covered IHS Facilities to the obligations described in this Agreement.
Purpose and Summary. The purpose of the Consumer Rental Purchase Agreement Act is to set a ``Federal floor'' for consumer protection in rental-purchase transactions. Most States currently regulate rental-purchase transactions as leases; however, the scope and consumer protection requirements of these laws vary significantly by State. The bill improves consumer protections in 32 States, while allowing other States to adopt more stringent protections. Currently, there is no Federal oversight or regulation of the rent to own industry. This bill amends the Consumer Credit Protection Act (CCPA) to provide such oversight and regulation. It provides meaningful and consistent disclosure of all rental- purchase agreement terms and provides substantive rights to consumers under these agreements. This legislation provides a uniform method of disclosing the cost of the rental-purchase transactions in advertisements, product tags, and rental- purchase agreements; it would fill disclosure gaps that exist in many State laws and provide important substantive consumer protections. It would also ensure consistent treatment of the transaction as a lease and not a credit sale. Background and Need for Legislation In April 2000, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a staff report entitled, ``Survey of Rent-to-Own Customers'' which concluded that potential rental-purchase customers should have clear and accurate information about the total cost of the transaction in order to allow customers to compare rental- purchase transactions to other alternatives. The FTC also noted that inadequacies exist in many State rental-purchase disclosure laws. This bill cures those inadequacies. Federal legislation to regulate this industry has been considered by Congress for more than a decade. Prior attempts to pass legislation failed largely over the issue of the appropriate level of consumer protections as part of a package that classifies these transactions as leases, as opposed to credit sales. The Consumer Rental Purchase Agreement Act addresses these concerns by adding consumer protections that are more substantive than prior bills and are in line with a majority of the States that have adopted rental-purchase legislation.
