Client Communication. The parties acknowledge that the services and information related to the Client may be provided through electronic means. Client represents that any electronic mail address (“E-Mail Address”) provided by Client to the Firm in writing is a valid E-Mail Address and that Client consents to having communication between Client and the Firm sent to that E-Mail Address (“Advisor Communications”), except to the extent otherwise required by law. Client represents to the Firm that his/her E-Mail Address allows him/her to read and print Advisor Communications. Client agrees that such electronic delivery shall be deemed by the Firm as effective delivery to Client whether or not Client accesses or reviews the Advisor Communications. To receive electronic delivery of Advisor Communications, Client represents to the Firm that it has a computer with Internet access and an E-Mail Address. Client also represents to the Firm that he/she can download and save or download and print Advisor Communications so as to retain the Advisor Communi- cation for his/her records. Client may withdraw or revoke this consent to receiving Advisor Communications electronically at any time by notifying the Firm. However, by doing so, Client understands that it may affect its ability to use the Firm’s services.
Client Communication. Respond to inquiries from all personnel at City on a timely basis, including returning telephone calls or e-mails the same business day.
Client Communication. It is your responsibility to maintain privacy on the client end of communication. You should take measures to ensure that you will not be interrupted during telebehavioral health services. If you wish to include another person in a session, you must agree to this arrangement in writing prior to the session. You should make efforts to ensure that others will not be able to hear or view you, or access your technologies. You should be careful of being in a room with thin walls because other outside the room may be able to hear you. You should be in a private area for the sessions, and will not be allowed to participate in teletherapy in a public environment (e.g. at a Starbucks); your therapist may decide to delay or discontinue the session. Others in your environment who have access to your phone or computer (e.g., family members, roommates, coworkers, etc.) may have the potential to compromise the security of your information shared during telebehavioral health services. Likewise, persons who interact with you remotely via text, email, screen sharing, and other means may be able to compromise the security of information by using malicious software (malware) that installs on your software systems. If you have any concerns about security on your end of communication, you should consult with a trusted IT security professional who can provide guidance, recommendations, and safeguards. Insurance companies, those authorized by the client, and those permitted by law may also have access to records or communications.
Client Communication. 10.1 For the purpose of proposals, tenders and/or responses responses to requests from potential clients:
Client Communication. (a) The Seller shall provide notice, in form and substance reasonably acceptable to the Purchaser, to each Client which shall (i) identify the Purchaser, (ii) provide notice of this Agreement and the transactions contemplated hereby and (iii) encourage such Client to accept the Purchaser as its provider of Health and Welfare
Client Communication. FIRM promises to make every effort to keep the Client informed of the status of the case by copying Client on significant documents and correspondence relating to the case which are received or sent.
Client Communication. Provide periodic oral and written reports, as needed, and email communication informing Santa Xxxx of policy proposals that may be advantageous/disadvantageous. Respond appropriately to support/oppose/amend proposals to Santa Rosa's benefit.
