Medical Records and Claims Sample Clauses

Medical Records and Claims. (a) Each Group Practitioner shall prepare complete, timely, accurate and legible medical and other records with respect to the services and treatment furnished by such Group Practitioner to ED Patients and in-hospital consults, in accordance with the Hospital Rules (as defined in Section 2.8), federal and state laws and regulations, and standards and recommendations of such nationally recognized accrediting organization as Hospital designates from time to time. All such information and records relating to any ED Patient and in-hospital consults shall be: (i) prepared on forms developed, provided or approved by Hospital; (ii) the sole property of Hospital; and (iii) maintained at Hospital in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and for so long as is required by applicable laws and regulations.
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Medical Records and Claims. (a) Contractor shall ensure that each Group Physician prepares complete, timely, accurate and legible medical and other records with respect to the services and treatment furnished to patients, in accordance with the Hospital Rules, federal and state laws and regulations, and standards and recommendations of such nationally recognized accrediting organization as Hospital designates from time to time. All such information and records relating to any patient shall be: (i) prepared on forms developed, provided or approved by Hospital; (ii) the sole property of Hospital; and (iii) maintained at Hospital in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and for so long as is required by applicable laws and regulations.
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Medical Records and Claims. (a) Practitioner shall prepare complete, timely, accurate and legible medical and other records with respect to the services and treatment furnished by Practitioner to ED Patients, in accordance with the Hospital Rules (as defined in Section 2.8), federal and state laws and regulations, and standards and recommendations of such nationally recognized accrediting organization as Hospital designates from time to time. All such information and records relating to any ED Patient shall be: (i) prepared on forms developed, provided or approved by Hospital;
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Medical Records and Claims. Contractor shall and shall cause Physician(s) and Allied Health Professional(s) to prepare and maintain a complete medical record on a timely basis for each Hospital patient to whom Contractor, Physician(s) or Allied Health Professional(s) provide Professional Services. This medical record shall be made on forms provided by Hospital. Contractor shall and shall cause Physician(s) and Allied Health Professional(s) to maintain financial books and records, and all medical records and charts, in accordance with industry standards, and in compliance with all state and federal laws and regulations, the regulations and requirements of the voluntary accrediting institutions (including, without limitation, The Joint Commission) in which Hospital participates, and the Medical Staff Bylaws and Hospital Rules and Regulations. Contractor shall and shall cause Physician(s) and Allied Health Professional(s) to maintain and provide all such books, records and charts to patients and Hospital, and to state and federal agencies, as may be necessary for Contractor and/or Hospital to comply with applicable state, federal, and local law and regulation and with contracts between Hospital and third party payors. Contractor shall and shall cause Physician(s) and Allied Health Professional(s) to cooperate with Hospital to complete such claim forms for Department patients as may be required by insurance carriers, health care service plans, governmental agencies, or other third party payors. Contractor shall and shall cause Physician(s) and Allied Health Professional(s) to retain its/their records and information for at least six (6) years after the termination of this Agreement.
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