Network Roster and Marketing Sample Clauses

Network Roster and Marketing. HCP authorizes MPHO and/or any Payor to include HCP’s name, address, telephone number, medical specialty, medical education information, Participating Hospital affiliations, and other similar information in its provider directory or other similar material approved by MPHO, which may be included in various marketing materials. HCP agrees to afford MPHO and any Payor the same opportunity to display brochures, signs, or advertisements in HCP’s office(s) as HCP affords any third party. HCP agrees not to use MPHO’s name and HCP’s status under this Agreement in any form of advertisement or publication without prior written permission of MPHO.
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Network Roster and Marketing. For each Program approved by the Parties, each Party authorizes the other and/or the applicable Payor to include such Party’s contact information as well as each Physician Group Participating Physician’s name, business address, business telephone number, medical specialty, medical education information, hospital affiliations, and other similar information in its provider directory or other similar material, which may be included in various marketing materials. Other than the above, each Party agrees not to use the name of the other in any form of advertisement or publication without prior written permission of the other.
Network Roster and Marketing. Physician authorizes CCPA and Payors to include Physician’s name, address, telephone number, specialities, medical or other education information, hospital or health facility affiliations and other similar information in their Roster of Participating Providers, which may be included in appropriate Payor marketing materials. Physician agrees to afford CCPA and Payors the same opportunity to display brochures signs or advertisements in Physician office(s) as Physician affords any payor not contracting with CCPA. CCPA shall use its best reasonable efforts to arrange with Payors to permit Physician to use each Payor’s name in connection with Physician’s own marketing activities designated to promote Physician as a Participating Provider in the applicable Product(s). Upon termination of this Master Agreement or any Product Description, the Physician shall not engage in further marketing activity which implies a continuing relationship between Physician and Payor with respect to any Product in which participation has been terminated. In such instances, CCPA shall use reasonable efforts to arrange for Payors to cease any activity which implies a continuing relationship between Physician and Payor as to such Product(s).
Network Roster and Marketing. Physician authorizes the PHO and Payers to include Physician's name, address, telephone number, medical specialty, medical education information, hospital affiliations and other similar information in their Roster of Participating Providers, which may be included in various Payer marketing materials. Physician agrees to afford Payers the same opportunity to display brochures, signs or advertisements in Physician's office(s) as Physician affords any Payer not contracting with the PHO. The PHO shall arrange with Payers to permit Physician to use each Payer's name in connection with Physician's own marketing activities designed to promote Physician as a Participating Physician in the applicable Product(s). Upon termination of this Master Agreement or any Product Description, the Physician shall not engage in further marketing activity which implies a continuing relationship between Physician and a Payer with respect to any Product in which participation has been terminated. In such instances, the PHO shall arrange for Payers to cease any activity which implies a continuing relationship between Physician and Payer.
Network Roster and Marketing. Physician authorizes MPP and/or any Payor to include Physician's name, address, telephone number, medical specialty, medical education information, Participating Hospital affiliations, and other similar information in its provider directory or other similar material approved by MPP, which may be included in various marketing materials. Physician agrees to afford MPP and any Payor the same opportunity to display brochures, signs, or advertisements in Physician's office(s) as Physician affords any third party. Physician agrees not to use MPP's name and Physician's status under this Agreement in any form of advertisement or publication without prior written permission of MPP.
Network Roster and Marketing. Each Party authorizes the other and/or Medicare to in- clude such Party’s contact information as well as Gainsharing Physician’s name, business address, business telephone number, medical specialty, medical education information, hospital affiliations, and other similar information in its provider directory or other simi- lar material, which may be included in various marketing materials. Other than the above, each Party agrees not to use the name of the other in any form of advertisement or publi- cation without prior written permission of the other.

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