Restrictions Applicable to Physician Owners Sample Clauses

The "Restrictions Applicable to Physician Owners" clause sets out specific limitations and obligations that physician owners of a medical practice or healthcare entity must follow. Typically, these restrictions may address issues such as prohibiting physician owners from engaging in competing practices, soliciting patients or staff, or disclosing confidential information during and after their ownership. For example, a physician owner might be barred from opening a competing clinic within a certain geographic area for a defined period after leaving the practice. The core function of this clause is to protect the business interests and proprietary information of the practice, ensuring stability and continuity by preventing conflicts of interest and unfair competition from former physician owners.
Restrictions Applicable to Physician Owners. The Physician Owners hereby acknowledge that the Merger and the terms and conditions of this Agreement were determined based upon numerous factors, including the Physician Owners continuing to practice medicine in the future. In connection therewith, each Physician Owner agrees as follows:
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Restrictions Applicable to Physician Owners. The Physician Owners hereby acknowledge that the Asset Exchange and the terms and conditions of this Agreement were determined based upon numerous factors, including the Physician Owners continuing to practice medicine in the future. In connection therewith, each Physician Owner agrees as follows:
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