Medical and Billing Records Sample Clauses

Medical and Billing Records. (a) Group will prepare and maintain, and cause each Participating Professional to prepare and maintain, as appropriate, pertinent medical and billing information and records for each Participant (“Medical and Billing Records”) in accordance with generally accepted medical, accounting, and bookkeeping practices and will maintain such Medical and Billing Records for at least seven years following the furnishing of health care services to Participants.
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Medical and Billing Records. If Business Associate creates or maintains any medical or billing records that would be considered a Designated Record Set under HIPAA in any medium necessary to provide services under the Agreement, then Business Associate shall:
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Medical and Billing Records. (a) Ancillary Provider will prepare and maintain pertinent medical and billing information and records for each Participant (“Medical and Billing Records”) in accordance with generally accepted medical, accounting, and bookkeeping practices and will maintain such Medical and Billing Records for at least seven years following the furnishing of health care services to Participants.
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Medical and Billing Records. (a) IPA will prepare and maintain, and cause each Participating Professional to prepare and maintain, as appropriate, pertinent medical and billing information and records for each Participant (“Medical and Billing Records”) in accordance with generally accepted medical, accounting, and bookkeeping practices and will maintain such Medical and Billing Records for at least seven years following the furnishing of health care services to Participants.
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