Provider Obligations definition

Provider Obligations. We agree to maintain during the Term, professional liability insurance with aggregate limits of One Million Dollars (US $1,000,000), including Communications and Media Liability Coverage, Network and Information Security Liability, Technology Errors and Omissions. Additionally, we agree to maintain Third-Party Liability coverage with a limit of One Million Dollars (US $1,000,000) for each wrongful act. This coverage does not include insurance for expenses for First Party Coverage, including Security Breach Notification and Remediation, Crisis Management Services, Business Interruption, Extortion Expense, Computer Program and Electronic Data Restoration, Computer Fraud, Funds Transfer Fraud, or Telecommunications Theft. Client’s insurance shall be primary over Provider’s insurance. Client agrees to waive and to require its insurers to waive any rights of subrogation or recovery they may have against Provider, its agents, officers, directors and employees.

Examples of Provider Obligations in a sentence

  • Provider Obligations: Provider agrees to maintain during the Term, professional liability insurance including errors and omissions with aggregate limits of at least One Million Dollars (US $1,000,000).

  • Under this Agreement a Member may elect to deal in a number of securities as a Liquidity Provider and the Liquidity Provider Obligations that are applicable to each relevant security are set out in the schedules to this Agreement.

  • In exceptional circumstances, a firm may request from Turquoise a temporary withdrawal from its Liquidity Provider Obligations and Turquoise may consent to such request at its sole discretion.

  • If the Member fails to comply with the Liquidity Provider Obligations, Turquoise will contact the firm and request an explanation.

  • Section 9.2 Transportation Provider Obligations...................................................................

  • The Trustees expressly agree (on behalf of themselves and the holders of Certificates) not to assert priority over the holders of Liquidity Obligations or the Policy Provider Obligations (except as specifically set forth in Section 2.4, 3.2 or 3.

  • Provider Obligations Provider agrees to maintain during the Term, professional liability insurance including errors and omissions with aggregate limits of at least One Million Dollars (US $1,000,000).

  • Failure to comply with these Additional Provider Obligations as well as the requirements of the Medicare Shared Savings Program and other program integrity issues, including those identified by CMS will result in remedial actions carried out by the ACO Board that may include the imposition of a corrective action plan, denial of incentive payments, and termination of the ACO participant agreement.

  • In exceptional circumstances, a firm may request from TGHE a temporary withdrawal from its Liquidity Provider Obligations and TGHE may consent to such request at its sole discretion.

  • If the Member fails to comply with the Liquidity Provider Obligations, TGHE will contact the firm and request an explanation.