Patient Eligibility Verification Sample Clauses

Patient Eligibility Verification. Covered Entity prescribers will provide all Eligible Patients with a valid prescription as required by law which will contain, but not necessarily be limited to, the applicable Covered Entity Location name, address and identification number, the eligible prescriber’s name, and the Eligible Patient’s full name. The prescription must be written or sent to Walgreens by an individual on the Prescriber List. Covered Entity may also provide each Eligible Patient whose prescriptions are not reimbursable by a Private Insurer with a voucher or similar document that sets forth the amount that Walgreens shall collect from the Eligible Patient at the time of dispensing. In addition, Covered Entity will provide Walgreens (or an entity designated by Walgreens) with: (i) the Prescriber List on a mutually agreed upon frequency; (ii) either (a) a mutually agreed upon unique identifier affixed to prescriptions, or (b) an electronic file of Covered Entity’s patients that contains the data elements agreed to by the parties, updated a minimum of one time each day via electronic interface and subject to the terms of the Business Associate Addendum, attached hereto as Exhibit C; and (iii) any other patient eligibility information agreed to by the parties. The information described herein, as mutually agreed by the parties, and that Covered Entity provides to Walgreens or its delegate, will establish patient eligibility and serve as evidence of Covered Entity’s authorization for Eligible Patients to receive 340B Drugs (“Authorization”). In the event that at any time during the term of this Agreement Walgreens does not receive the information necessary to establish Authorization, Walgreens shall not be obligated to perform under this Agreement, including its obligations to provide 340B Pharmacy Services or Inventory Maintenance Services (except with respect to any 340B Drugs already dispensed by Walgreens), until such time as Walgreens receives the necessary Authorization information.
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