External Services means personal services and protective oversight services provided to a resident by family members or healthcare professionals who are not employees, contractors, or volunteers of the facility. External service providers include, but are not limited to, home health, hospice, private pay caregivers and family members.
External Services means personal services and protective oversight services provided to a resident
External Services means services supplied to the Company from external suppliers, including but not limited to, suppliers of Parts, component repair or overhaul, aircraft painting, interior repair, non-destructive testing and logistics.
Examples of External Services in a sentence
External services can access the catalogue content and publish new items via the gCube Catalogue RESTful APIs. The Catalogue Service relies on the Workspace and Storage Hub for storing the payload of the published items.
More Definitions of External Services
External Services means a software developed and owned by an independent third-party provider used within the Services. In the case of social media communications, External Services consist of social networking sites that have been connected to the Services (e.g., Facebook/Meta, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc.). In the case of e-mail, text message, or voice communications, External Services consist of e-mail, text messaging, and voice delivery platforms (e.g., Twilio). External Services do not include any third-party providers necessary to provide the Hosting Services.
External Services. Any third-party websites or services.
External Services. ( ) means telecommunications services between—
External Services third-party services and websites “Updates” any modified versions and updates of, and additions to the App;
External Services refers various services (web services, servers, applications, etc.) that allow user authentication via SHALO.
External Services means any service or services performed or provided to or for the Council by a Fellow Partner as notified to the JVCo by the Council from time to time;