Provider Responsibility Sample Clauses
The Provider Responsibility clause defines the obligations and duties that the service provider must fulfill under the agreement. Typically, this includes delivering specified services or products, meeting agreed-upon standards, and complying with relevant laws and regulations. For example, the provider may be required to maintain certain quality levels, provide timely support, or ensure data security. The core function of this clause is to clearly allocate accountability, ensuring that both parties understand what is expected from the provider and reducing the risk of disputes over performance.
Provider Responsibility. Provider will require and cause its Subcontractors to comply with all relevant terms of this Agreement. Provider will be Customer’s sole point of contact regarding the Services, including with respect to payment. Nothing in this Agreement creates any contractual relationship between Customer and any Provider Subcontractor, or any obligation on the part of Customer to pay or to ensure the payment of any money due any Provider Subcontractor.
Provider Responsibility. H.9.1 The Provider bears responsibility for ensuring that all its Agreement requirements under any task order or purchase order that is issued to the Provider pursuant to this Agreement are fulfilled.
H.9.2 The Provider shall notify the District immediately whenever the Provider does not
Provider Responsibility. The Provider bears responsibility for ensuring that the Provider fulfills all its Human Care Agreement requirements under any task order or purchase order that is issued to the Provider pursuant to this Human Care Agreement.
Provider Responsibility. All unique activities that the provider is responsible for are outlined in this contract under section B, Manner of Service Provision, Paragraph 1(a), Task List.
Provider Responsibility. The Provider agrees, regardless of whether the Provider employs a ▇▇▇▇▇▇, to assume personal responsibility for, and ensure that:
a. The county CHDP Office shall be sent a facsimile or an original CHDP claim for each CHDP visit, or the county CHDP Office shall be sent a printed source document that contains all of the CHDP claim data elements billed and/or reported to the CHDP program.
b. The patient’s parent or guardian shall be given a facsimile or an original CHDP claim form for each CHDP visit, or the parent or guardian shall be given a printed source document that contains all of the CHDP claim data elements billed and/or reported to the CHDP program.
Provider Responsibility. Provider is responsible for the following costs: vehicle, operation, maintenance, licensing, fuel, oil, tires, repairs, compensation to drivers and assistants, signs, insurance, permits, tolls, taxes, charges, and penalties. Provider shall be responsible for the payment of all parking and traffic tickets and fines relating to the operation of Provider's vehicles. Provider agrees to indemnify and hold AUSA harmless from any claims for the payment of tickets and fines for which Provider is responsible under this Agreement or otherwise.
Provider Responsibility. Wellpoint shall not be liable for, nor will it exercise control or direction over, the manner or method by which Provider provides Health Services to Medicaid Members. Provider shall be solely responsible for all medical advice and services provided by Provider to Medicaid Members. Provider acknowledges and agrees that Wellpoint may deny payment for services rendered to a Medicaid Member which it determines are not Medically Necessary, are not Health Services under the applicable Medicaid Program(s), or are not otherwise provided or billed in accordance with the Agreement and/or this Attachment. A denial of payment or any action taken by Wellpoint pursuant to a utilization review, referral, discharge planning program, or claims adjudication shall not be construed as a waiver of Provider's obligation to provide appropriate Health Services to a Medicaid Member under applicable Regulatory Requirements and any code of professional responsibility. Provider may discuss treatment or non-treatment options with Medicaid Member irrespective of whether such treatment options are Health Services covered under the Agreement. However, this provision does not require Provider to provide Health Services if Provider objects to such service on moral or religious grounds.
2.3.1 No health carrier subject to the jurisdiction of the state of Washington may in any way preclude or discourage their providers from informing patients of the care they require, including various treatment options, and whether in their view such care is consistent with Medical Necessity, medical appropriateness, or otherwise covered by the patient's service agreement with the health carrier. No health carrier may prohibit, discourage, or penalize a provider otherwise practicing in compliance with the law from advocating on behalf of a patient with a health carrier. Nothing in this section shall be construed to authorize Provider to bind health carriers to pay for any service.
2.3.2 No health carrier may preclude or discourage Members or those paying for their coverage from discussing the comparative merits of different health carriers with their providers. This prohibition specifically includes prohibiting or limiting providers participating in those discussions even if critical of a carrier.
Provider Responsibility. If Provider's assignee or subcontractor fails to perform in accordance with the terms of its assignment or subcontract, Provider shall complete or pay to have completed the work which the assignee or Subcontractor failed to complete at no additional cost to PSTA. In the event of any noncompliance by any of the subcontractors, Provider shall be directly and wholly responsible for the noncompliance and shall bear all attributable costs.
Provider Responsibility. Unless otherwise approved by Client and subject to Section 6.1, the terms of any subcontract must be consistent with this Agreement, including: (i) confidentiality, privacy and intellectual property obligations, including obligations that are at least as restrictive as those set forth in Articles 14 and 15; (ii) Client’s approval rights (which must apply directly to the Subcontractor); (iii) compliance with applicable Laws; (iv) compliance with Client’s policies and directions; (v) audit rights and requirements, as described in Section 9.11; (vi) Key Provider Personnel; and (vii) insurance coverage with coverage types and limits consistent with the scope of work to be performed by such Subcontractors. Notwithstanding the terms of the applicable subcontract, the approval of such Subcontractor by Client or the availability or unavailability of Subcontractor insurance, Provider shall be and remain responsible and liable for any acts or omissions of any Subcontractor or Subcontractor personnel (including failure to perform in accordance with this Agreement or to comply with any duties or obligations imposed on Provider under this Agreement) to the same extent as if such acts or omissions were committed by Provider or Provider employees.
Provider Responsibility. Provider will require and cause its Subcontractors to comply with all relevant terms of this Agreement and will be responsible for any failure of its Subcontractors to so comply. Provider must monitor its Subcontractors’ performance of any obligations under this Agreement or any Order and report to Government on such performance as Government may request. Provider will remain responsible for obligations performed by Subcontractors to the same extent as if such obligations were performed by Provider, and for all other acts and omissions of its Subcontractors. Provider will be Government’s sole point of contact regarding the Software, including with respect to payment. Nothing in this Agreement creates any contractual relationship between Government and any Subcontractor, or any obligation on the part of Government to pay or to ensure the payment of any money due any Subcontractor.