Downstream Practitioner means an individual who (1) is a Medicare-Enrolled Physician or Non-Physician Practitioner who furnishes Covered Services to ET3 Model Beneficiaries following a Transport to an Alternative Destination intervention or as part of a Treatment in Place intervention; (2) has a written arrangement with an ET3 Partner that meets all applicable requirements of Article 4.3, under which the Downstream Practitioner agrees to participate in
Downstream Practitioner means an individual who (1) is a Medicare-Enrolled Physician or Non-Physician Practitioner who furnishes Covered Services to ET3 Model Beneficiaries following a Transport to an Alternative Destination intervention or as part of a Treatment in Place intervention; (2) has a written arrangement with an ET3 Partner that meets all applicable requirements of Article 4.3, under which the Downstream Practitioner agrees to participate in the Model and comply with all applicable terms and conditions under this Agreement; and (3) bills Medicare for such services directly or pursuant to a valid reassignment with a Billing Party in accordance with applicable regulations
Downstream Practitioner means an individual who (1) is a Medicare-Enrolled Physician or Non-Physician Practitioner who furnishes Covered Services to ET3 Model Beneficiaries following a Transport to an Alternative Destination intervention or as part of a Treatment in Place intervention;
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Any such agreement must be signed by an individual legally authorized to act for the individual or entity through whose TIN the Qualified Health Care Partner, Downstream Practitioner, or Billing Party bills Medicare.