Covered Contractor Requirements Sample Clauses

Covered Contractor Requirements. HCA shall require a Covered Contractor to: (a) agree to abide by HCA’s Code of Conduct or adopt its own Code of Conduct substantially similar to HCA’s Code of Conduct; (b) distribute either (i) HCA’s Code of Conduct or (ii) its Code of Conduct and information about HCA’s Confidential Disclosure Program (including the Ethics Line number) to employees working on HCA matters; and, (c) certify to HCA that employees working on HCA matters have received a copy of (i) HCA’s Code of Conduct or (ii) its Code of Conduct and information about HCA’s Confidential Disclosure Program (including the Ethics Line number). Where the Covered Contractor is a solo practitioner, the Covered Contractor must be provided with HCA’s Code of Conduct and certify that he or she will abide by it.
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Covered Contractor Requirements. HCA must document completion of the applicable coding, billing, cost report, or physician relationships training to employees of Covered Contractors working on HCA matters if: (i) the Covered Contractor is a solo-practitioner; (ii) the Covered Contractor was not retained because of its professional expertise in the area for which training is necessary; or (iii) the Covered Contractor has not complied with the requirements of section III.B.2. HCA is responsible for ensuring the expertise and compliance of Covered Contractors.
Covered Contractor Requirements. For each of its Covered Contractors, Mariner shall: i) require in its contract with the Covered Contractor that the Covered Contractor acknowledges Mariner's Code of Conduct; ii) for any Covered Contractor with whom Mariner has an existing contract, Mariner shall in good faith seek to reform the contract to require the Covered Contractor to acknowledge the Compliance Program and Code of Conduct; and iii) ensure that the Code of Conduct is provided (either by Mariner or the Covered Contractor) to all Covered Contractors.
Covered Contractor Requirements. For each of its Covered Contractors, Sun shall: i) require in its contract with the Covered Contractor that the Covered Contractor acknowledges Sun's Compliance Program and Code of Conduct; and ii) for any Covered Contractor with whom Sun has an existing contract, Sun shall in good faith seek to reform the contract to require the Covered Contractor to acknowledge the Compliance Program and Code of Conduct and Sun shall ensure that the Code of Conduct is provided (either by Sun or the Covered Contractor) to all of the Covered Contractors.
Covered Contractor Requirements. For each of its Covered Contractors, Vencor shall: i) require in its contract with the Covered Contractor that the Covered Contractor acknowledges Vencor's Compliance Program and Code of Conduct; and ii) ensure that the Code of Conduct is provided (either by Vencor or the Covered Contractor) to all Covered Contractors.
Covered Contractor Requirements. For each of its Covered Contractors, Bevexxx xxxll: (1) require in its contract with the Covered Contractor that the Covered Contractor acknowledges Beverly's Compliance Program and Code of Conduct; (2) ensure that the Code of Conduct is provided (either by Bevexxx xx the Covered Contractor) to all Covered Contractors; (3) require in the contract with the Covered Contractor that the Covered Contractor obtain and retain (subject to review by Bevexxx xxx/or the OIG) signed certification from all of its employees who provide patient care to Federal health care program beneficiaries at Bevexxx xxxilities that they have received, read, and understand the Code of Conduct and agree to abide by the requirements of the Compliance Program. Bevexxx xxxll require future contracts with Covered Contractors to include the above-described provisions. Within 90 days of the execution of this CIA, Bevexxx xxxll attempt in good faith to reform contracts with its then-current Covered Contractors to include a provision pursuant to which the contractors will provide assurance satisfactory to Bevexxx xxxt these requirements will be met. For the purposes of this CIA, a "Covered Contractor" is an entity (or individual) that, although not a covered person, nevertheless provides patient care to Federal health care program beneficiaries in Bevexxx xxxilities or participates in Beverly's billxxxx xx related submissions to Federal health care programs for Bevexxx xx a regular basis (i.e., more often than two weeks over a 52-week period).
Covered Contractor Requirements a. If the Covered Contractor is an organization, HealthSouth shall require a Covered Contractor to:
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