Maintenance of Provider Arrangements Sample Clauses

Maintenance of Provider Arrangements. Buyer shall, subject to compliance with applicable state and federal law and Buyer’s compliance standards,: (i) assume all employment agreements for Sellers’ directly-employed physicians and mid-level providers per existing terms and cause each such agreement to remain in place for a period of not less than three years following Closing and (ii) enter into new agreements, with initial terms of not less than three years, with those providers engaged by the Hospitals through agreements with third-parties on terms substantially similar to those terms included such providers’ agreements with such third-parties. Further, Buyer shall not propose any material amendment to any such practitioner agreement, except for such amendments as are necessary to comply with applicable law or as are otherwise agreed to in writing by the applicable practitioner. Subject to compliance with applicable state and federal law and Buyer’s compliance standards, Buyer shall, to the extent agreed to by the applicable third- party, assume, maintain, and enhance, all existing arrangements between the Hospitals and community providers, including (A) contracts with independent providers, for a period of not less than three years, and (B) joint venture arrangements for so long as such joint venture arrangements reasonably remain a net benefit to the Business.
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