Long Term Retention of Patient Records Sample Clauses

Long Term Retention of Patient Records. (1) Notwithstanding any termination or expiration of this MOU, the Provider shall retain and store at its own cost and expense, at a site with security, document protection, and controlled access acceptable to the LHIN acting reasonably, all Patient Records for no less that the period required under the Applicable Law. The Provider shall comply with any storage, retention and destruction guidelines or procedures established by the LHIN from time to time.
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