What are the clauses and provisions that should be included in provider contracts?
1. Obligations of the employed physician:- should include detailed descriptions of what exactly is expected
2. Compensation agreement:- provided bonuses etc.
3. Required training and/or peer review standards by the physician
4. Provider-payor agreement.
5. Confidentiality and nonsolicitation agreements between both
6. Non-competition agreement:- the employed physician cannot work for another competing hospital or healthcare facility in a capacity that will harm the business of the hospital
7. Termination clause:- specifies how long the contract is in place for
What are the clauses and provisions that should be included in provider contracts?
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