SUTUREHEALTH OBLIGATIONS Sample Clauses

SUTUREHEALTH OBLIGATIONS. A. Limits On Use And Further Disclosure Established By Agreement And Law. SutureHealth hereby agrees that the PHI provided by, or created or obtained on behalf of Covered Entity shall not be further used or disclosed other than as permitted or required by this Agreement or as required by law and agency guidance.
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  • Supplier Obligations At all times during the Term, the Supplier is required to:

  • Authority Obligations The Authority shall be obligated:

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