Affected Individuals means all employees, executives, governing body members, officers, key persons and any other person or affiliate who is involved in any way with the Hospital’s entitlement to payment under Federal health care programs or private health insurance plans, including independent contractors, interns, students, volunteers, vendors, and, as relevant, affected appointees.
Affected Individuals means all persons who are affected by the Hospital’s compliance risk areas, including employees, the Chief Executive and other senior administrators, managers, contractors, agents, subcontractors, independent contractors, and governing body members and corporate officers.
Affected Individuals means all governing body members, all executives, all affected employees and all affected appointees and persons associated with the provider including vendors involved in billing, finance and patient care.
Examples of Affected Individuals in a sentence
Affected Individuals should not disparage the service or business of a competitor through false or misleading representation.
Affected Individuals may report anonymously, if they wish (whether through the Compliance Hotline or otherwise).
Affected Individuals are strictly prohibited from offering, giving, soliciting or receiving any gift or benefit for personal gain or inducement.
Affected Individuals must adhere to the standards of the HIPAA Compliance Program.
Affected Individuals must avoid all illegal conduct, both in business and personal matters.
More Definitions of Affected Individuals
Affected Individuals means all CWML employees, including contracted and subcontracted employees, related agents, executives and members of the Board of Directors.
Affected Individuals means all employees, personal assistants, contracted employees, independent contractors, and governing board members.
Affected Individuals means all persons who are affected by the required provider’s risk areas including the required provider’s employees, the chief executive and other senior administrators, managers, contractors, agents, subcontractors, independent contractors, and governing body and corporate officers.
Affected Individuals means all persons who are affected by Thompson Health’s Risk Areas, including Thompson Health’s associates, executive team, managers, contractors, agents, subcontractors, independent contractors, volunteers, medical staff members, and its board of directors. “Risk Areas” are those areas of operation affected by the compliance program and shall apply to: billings, payments, ordered services, medical necessity, quality of care, governance, mandatory reporting, credentialing, contractor oversight, and other risk areas that should be identified through organizational experience.
Affected Individuals means all persons who are affected by the Hospital’s compliance risk areas, including employees; the Chief Executive; other senior administrators and managers; contractors, agents, subcontractors, independent contractors (“Contractors”); governing body members; and corporate officers. Contractors are only subject to the Hospital’s Compliance Program to the extent it is related to their contracted role and responsibilities within the Hospital’s identified risk areas.
Affected Individuals means all persons who are affected by the Practice’s compliance risk areas, including employees; the Chief Executive; other senior administrators and managers; contractors, agents, subcontractors, independent contractors (“Contractors”); governing body members; and corporate officers. Contractors are only subject to the Practice’s Compliance Program to the extent it is related to their contracted role and responsibilities within the Practice’s identified risk areas.
Affected Individuals means all persons who are affected by the Children’s Center’s compliance risk areas (which are discussed in this Handbook at p. 6). This includes our employees, the Chief Executive Officer, senior administrators, managers, contractors, agents, subcontractors, independent contractors, volunteers, the Board of Directors and corporate officers. Contractors are subject to the Compliance Program to the extent that it is related to their contracted role and responsibilities within the Children’s Center’s risk areas.