Common use of Tracking Service Clause in Contracts

Tracking Service. THPR, with the assistance of Company, will establish and maintain a tracking system suitable to prevent diversion of section 340B discounted drugs to individuals who are not Approved Patients of the Company. For example, such a tracking system might include quarterly sample comparisons of eligible patient prescriptions to the dispensing records and a six (6) month comparison of 340B drug purchasing and dispensing records as is routinely done in other reconciliation procedures. Customary business records may be used for this purpose. Company will verify, using THPR's (readily retrievable) customary business records, that a tracking system exists which will ensure that any Hemophilia Therapy Goods purchased under the Veteran's Health Care Act of 1992 are not diverted to individuals who are not Approved Patients of Company. Such records may include: prescription files, velocity reports, and records of ordering and receipt. These records will be maintained for the period of time required by State law and regulations. Prior to THPR providing pharmacy services pursuant to this Agreement, Company will have the opportunity, upon reasonable notice and during business hours, to examine the tracking system. Company will establish a process for a periodic random (sample) comparison of its prescribing records with THPR's dispensing records to detect potential irregularities. THPR will permit Company or its duly authorized representatives to have reasonable access to THPR's facilities and records during the term of this Agreement in order to make periodic checks regarding the efficacy of such tracking systems. THPR agrees to make any and all adjustments to the tracking system which Company advises are reasonably necessary to prevent diversion of the Hemophilia Therapy Goods to individuals who are not Approved Patients of the Company.