Disclosures of PHI to Third Parties Clause Samples

The "Disclosures of PHI to Third Parties" clause governs how protected health information (PHI) may be shared with entities outside the original covered organization. It typically outlines the circumstances under which PHI can be disclosed, such as with patient consent, for treatment purposes, or as required by law, and may specify safeguards or limitations on such disclosures. This clause is essential for ensuring compliance with privacy regulations like HIPAA and for protecting patient confidentiality when information must be shared beyond the primary healthcare provider.
Disclosures of PHI to Third Parties. Upon Plan’s written request, Cigna will provide PHI to certain designated third parties who assist in administering the Plan and who are authorized by the Plan to receive such information solely for the purpose of assisting in carrying out Plan administration functions (“Designated Third Parties”). Such parties may include, but are not limited to, third-party administrators, consultants, brokers, auditors, successor administrators or insurers, and stop-loss carriers. As a condition to providing PHI to a Designated Third Party, Cigna may require that the Plan have a business associate agreement (within the meaning of the Privacy Rule) with such Designated Third Party. Customer Agreement Cigna PBM Services  Processing of new prescriptions received via physician fax or mail Services provided by Cigna, through Cigna Pharmacy Management, are the following. Any service not listed below, including, but not limited to, coordination of benefits, shall not be a service under this Agreement.
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Disclosures of PHI to Third Parties. Upon the Plan’s written request, Cigna Health and Life Insurance Company will provide PHI to certain designated third parties who assist in administering the Plan and who are authorized by the Plan to receive such information solely for the purpose of assisting in carrying out Plan administration functions (“Designated Third Parties”). Such parties may include, but are not limited to, third-party administrators, consultants, brokers, auditors, successor administrators or insurers, and stop-loss carriers. As a condition to providing PHI to a Designated Third Party, Cigna Health and Life Insurance Company may require that the Plan have a business associate agreement (within the meaning of the Privacy Rule) with such Designated Third Party.
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Disclosures of PHI to Third Parties. Upon the Plan’s written request, Cigna Health and Life Insurance Company will provide PHI to certain designated third parties who assist in administering the Plan and who are authorized by the Plan to receive such information solely for the purpose of assisting in carrying out Plan administration functions (“Designated Third Parties”). Such parties may include, but are not limited to, third- party administrators, consultants, brokers, auditors, successor administrators or insurers, and stop-loss carriers.
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Related to Disclosures of PHI to Third Parties

  • Disclosure to Third Parties The Company shall have the right to disclose to third parties, in whatever manner the Company may determine, the fact that this Agreement has been executed, the names of the parties to this Agreement and the terms hereof.

  • No Third Parties Nothing in this Agreement is intended to, nor shall it confer any rights on a third party.

  • Notice to Third Parties Licensee shall give written notice, prior to the first sale of Licensed Product, to any Third Party to which it sells Licensed Product of the restrictions contained in this Section 5, and Licensee shall use its best endeavors, without prejudice to any other provision of this Agreement, to ensure that such Third Parties will undertake to abide by the restrictions contained in this Section 5 and will assist the MPP and Pfizer in securing compliance with this Section 5 and the restrictions which it contemplates.

  • Liability to Third Parties The Member shall not be liable for the debts, obligations or liabilities of the Company, including under a judgment, decree or order of a court.

  • Sale to Third Party If the Company, after receiving the Sale Notice, fails to exercise its option as provided in Section 3.2, or if it declines to exercise the same, the Participant shall be entitled to transfer the Vested Shares to the third party on the terms contained in the Offer, and shall be entitled to have his Vested Shares transferred on the books of the Company, but only if the third party purchaser agrees to be bound by the terms of this Agreement applicable to Vested Shares. If the Participant fails to close the transfer of his Vested Shares within sixty (60) days after the option of the Company has expired or been waived, the restrictions contained in this Article III shall again apply and must be met prior to effecting any transfer of Vested Shares. Any transfer of Vested Shares by the Participant to any unaffiliated third party shall comply with all applicable securities laws, and the Company may refuse to transfer any Vested Shares unless it receives such assurance and opinions from legal counsel acceptable to the Company that any such transfer is in compliance with all applicable securities laws.