HISP definition

HISP means Health Information Service Provider (Axesson) providing delivery of health related services and support including but not limited to Direct.
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HISP means any DirectTrust accredited HISP provided by Network.
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Examples of HISP in a sentence

  • Selling, disclosing, making available, or otherwise permitting to obtain, DirectTrust Directory Information to any third party that is not a Qualified User and/or which is not a legal client of the Receiving Party and which is receiving HISP services from the Receiving Party.

  • Supporting the Direct Messaging and related HISP services provided by the Receiving Party to only its Subscribers and Qualified Users.

  • Participant is a HISP that is recognized by DirectTrust as accredited.

  • VITLDirect is also a Health Information Service Provider (HISP) for those EHR vendors that do not offer this service.

  • The Receiving Party, in its capacity as a HISP, will take action, if necessary, within 2 business days after notice of the violation, to block the sending of messages using Directory Information in violation of this Policy.

  • Participant agrees that it, and its separate CA and/or RA, if applicable, shall adhere at all times to the criteria applicable to their respective accreditation(s), namely the DirectTrust HISP Accreditation, DirectTrust CA Accreditation, and DirectTrust RA Accreditation criteria.

  • In addition, Participant either (i) is itself a CA and/or RA recognized by DirectTrust as accredited, or (ii) has obtained and attached hereto as Exhibit A the signed agreement of a CA and/or RA recognized by DirectTrust as accredited (the “CA/RA Addendum”), which CA and/or RA shall support Participant’s HISP services in connection with its participation in the DirectTrust Accredited Trust Anchor Bundle under this Agreement.

  • While participation is encouraged and recommended, HISP participation is voluntary as is that of their Subscribers.

  • All interactions between the Aggregator and a Subscriber occur via the HISP which provides Direct exchange services.

  • If a HISP no longer wishes to participate in the DirectTrust Directory, the HISP will notify DirectTrust in writing (email sufficient).