Primary Provider Sample Clauses

Primary Provider. Covered Services will be delivered by a naturopathic doctor, medical doctor, osteopathic doctor, or nurse practitioner (“Primary Provider”). At commencement of Service Plan, Member will select one available Elevate Health Primary Provider to serve as Member’s Primary Provider.
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Primary Provider. Both parties understand that this is a "non-exclusive" agreement. However, Customer agrees that subject to the terms of this Section, UUNET will become and remain the primary provider of internet services for the Sage Networks. In the event Customer obtains over 600 Mbps of bandwith for internet traffic in years two and three of the term commitment, 51% of any bandwith over 600 Mbps shall be purchased from UUNET. If the 51% requirement is not met, Customer will pay UUNET Shortfall Revenue in the amount of $21.66 per Mbps for each Mbps by which Customer has fallen short of the 51% requirement. Customer shall notify UUNET immediately upon determining that the 51% requirement in this Section has not been met. Customer shall provide UUNET relevant records relating to this Section at each quarterly business review held pursuant to Section 4. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary stated herein, this Section 12 shall be inapplicable if Customer has purchased bandwith from UUNET in an amount equal to or greater than 150% of the applicable Minimum Mbps Commitment set forth in Schedule 1.
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Primary Provider. We shall be your Primary Provider of Services. You shall be free to make agreements with third parties for Services, provided you shall not seek or accept any bids for Services to replace our Services in their totality or to any substantial extent. In addition, you shall not seek to bundle our Services with other features which will have the effect of diverting traffic away from our network in an amount which causes our traffic from you not to follow generally the overall amount of your dial up access service needs, measured quarterly. You shall negotiate with us in good faith for any new service which we have the ability, capacity and interest to provide. You shall be free to offer new, experimental and other access including without limitation, ADSL, cable access, modified cable access including dial up, satellite access, roaming (e.g. Aimquest), Web TV, access bundled with content of other applications, agreements with regional bell xxxrating companies or long distance companies as marketing partners ("Other Business"); provided that, at least thirty days prior to your entering into any agreement of arrangement for Other Business, you will deliver to us on a confidential basis any business plan changes, projections, draft agreements and other documents describing such Other Business and meet with us to discuss such Other Business. You shall not offer Other Business that would result in a material increase in our costs unless we both agree on the amount of increased revenues which will bear a reasonable relationship to such increase in our costs; provided that, if we cannot agree on the amount of such increased revenues, we shall have no obligation to provide our Services required for such Other Business.
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Primary Provider. We shall be your Primary Provider of Services. You shall be free to make agreements with third parties for Services, provided you shall not seek or accept any bids for Services to replace our Services in their totality. You shall negotiate with us in good faith for any new service which we have the ability, capacity and interest to provide. You shall be free to offer new, experimental and other access including without limitation, ADSL, cable access, modified cable access including dial up, satellite access, roaming (e.g. Aimquest), Web TV, access bundled with content of other applications, agreements with regional xxxx operating companies or long distance companies as marketing partners ("Other Business); provided -------- that, at least thirty days prior to your entering into any agreement or ---- arrangement for Other Business, you will use good faith efforts to deliver to us on a confidential basis any business plan changes, projections, draft agreements and other documents describing such Other Business, to the extent available, and meet with us to discuss such Other Business. You shall not offer Other Business that would result in a material increase in our costs unless we both agree on the amount of increased revenues which will bear a reasonable relationship to such increase in our costs; provided that, if we cannot agree on the amount of such increased revenues, we shall have no obligation to provide our Services required for such Other Business.
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Primary Provider. I, Xxxxxxx Xxxxx, MD, will be your primary care physician, and Slower Medicine, PLLC will be your “medical home”. As such I will provide you with primary care services within the extent of my ability to safely do so and will work to coordinate communications between me and your your specialty health care providers (if any).
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Primary Provider. Both parties understand that this is a "non-exclusive" agreement. However, Customer agrees that subject to the terms of this Section, UUNET will become and remain the primary provider of internet services for the Sage Networks. In the event Customer obtains ** for internet traffic in years two and three of the term commitment, ** of any ** shall be purchased from UUNET. If the ** requirement is not met, Customer will pay UUNET ** in the amount of ** for each ** by which Customer has ** of the ** requirement. Customer shall notify UUNET immediately upon determining that the ** requirement in this Section has not been met. Customer shall provide UUNET relevant records relating to this Section at each quarterly business review held pursuant to Section 4. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary stated herein, this Section 12 shall be inapplicable if Customer has ** from UUNET in an amount equal to or greater than **.
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