Brooke Love McLean has successfully completed the requirements to be a MAP Therapist through Violence Intervention Program Community Mental Health Center. This status is valid from October 29, 2012 to October 29, 2018. The document details the terms and conditions of Brooke's MAP Therapist status, including responsibilities, limitations on use of content, and terms for termination.
4030-mA MEDICAL SERVICES AGREEMENT DIABETES MANAGEMENT .docxalinainglis
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MEDICAL SERVICES AGREEMENT
DIABETES MANAGEMENT SERVICES (Non-Exclusive)
THIS AGREEMENT (this "Agreement") is made effective as of the 1st day of June, 2016
(the 'Effective Date"), by and between St. Vincent's Medical Center, Inc., a Florida not for profit
corporation d/b/a St. Vincent's Medical Center-Riverside ("SVHS Entity") and Northeast Florida
Endocrine & Diabetes Associates, P.A., a Florida professional association ("Provider").
AVICLE 1: RECITALS
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1.1 St. Vincent's Healtli System, Inc., a Florida not for rofit corporation ("SVHC"),
operates an integrated health care system primarily in Northet Florida and Southeast
Geslaia, which includes &Se Entity and various other affiliates (the "Health Syste
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1.2 (IrVH Entity is the owner and operator of St. Vincent's Medical center-Riverside
(collectively, the "Facility") and currently provides or plans to provide various health care
services within the Facility (the "Service Area").
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1.3 SW'S Entity has determined that the health, safety, and welfare of its patients
requires the availability of duly licensed and qualified medical personnel to provide professional
medical and administrative services in the area of diabetes management (collectively, the
"Services") for the Service Area.
1.4 Provider's nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and similar personnel (the
"Provider Staff) are allAgSs-ef-Provider and duly licensed, if applicable, and qualified to
provide the Services within the Service re). ,
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1.5 SVHS Entity desires to retain Provider to perform such services, and Provider
desires to perform such services on the terms and conditions set forth herein.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants contained herein, it is
agreed as follows:
ARTICLE 2: INCORPORATION OF RECITALS, EXHIBITS, ETC.
The parties agree that the recitals are true and correct, are hereby incorporated, and
shall remain true and correct through the term of this Agreement. The parties also agree that
any referenced exhibits, schedules, documents, or instruments are hereby incorporated.
ARTICLE 3: PROVISION OF SERVICES
SVH&Entity hereby retains Provider to be the provider of the Services within the Service
Area, and Provider hereby agrees to provide the Services. The Services shall include (i) such
duties and responsibilities as are specified in Exhibit A and (ii) all duties and responsibilities
reasonably related thereto. Nothing in this Agreement is intended or shall mean that Provider or
any Provider Staff is an agent, officer, owner, or director of &dieEntity.
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ARTICLE 4: CERTAIN COVENANTS OF PROVIDER
4.1 Performance of Services. Provider is retained to perform or supply the Services
under this Agreement. Provider and Provider Staff shall devote sufficient time and attention to
providing the Services in a quality, efficient.
Getting Paid in 2023: Strategies to Maximize Your RevenueKareo
In today's healthcare industry, medical practices and billing companies must continue evolving to keep pace with ever-changing policies. Proactively staying up to date on the latest audits, changes, and laws will help ensure that you get paid for everything you are owed this year.
Kareo, a Tebra company, has teamed up with practice management expert Dr. Elizabeth Woodcock to inform you of the latest tools and resources to help practices and billing companies maximize collections and revenue in 2023.
4030-mA MEDICAL SERVICES AGREEMENT DIABETES MANAGEMENT .docxalinainglis
40\30-mA
MEDICAL SERVICES AGREEMENT
DIABETES MANAGEMENT SERVICES (Non-Exclusive)
THIS AGREEMENT (this "Agreement") is made effective as of the 1st day of June, 2016
(the 'Effective Date"), by and between St. Vincent's Medical Center, Inc., a Florida not for profit
corporation d/b/a St. Vincent's Medical Center-Riverside ("SVHS Entity") and Northeast Florida
Endocrine & Diabetes Associates, P.A., a Florida professional association ("Provider").
AVICLE 1: RECITALS
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1.1 St. Vincent's Healtli System, Inc., a Florida not for rofit corporation ("SVHC"),
operates an integrated health care system primarily in Northet Florida and Southeast
Geslaia, which includes &Se Entity and various other affiliates (the "Health Syste
5 4 H 14 H
1.2 (IrVH Entity is the owner and operator of St. Vincent's Medical center-Riverside
(collectively, the "Facility") and currently provides or plans to provide various health care
services within the Facility (the "Service Area").
514i
1.3 SW'S Entity has determined that the health, safety, and welfare of its patients
requires the availability of duly licensed and qualified medical personnel to provide professional
medical and administrative services in the area of diabetes management (collectively, the
"Services") for the Service Area.
1.4 Provider's nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and similar personnel (the
"Provider Staff) are allAgSs-ef-Provider and duly licensed, if applicable, and qualified to
provide the Services within the Service re). ,
c. on.,4004,4-e, 40 it...A_
1.5 SVHS Entity desires to retain Provider to perform such services, and Provider
desires to perform such services on the terms and conditions set forth herein.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants contained herein, it is
agreed as follows:
ARTICLE 2: INCORPORATION OF RECITALS, EXHIBITS, ETC.
The parties agree that the recitals are true and correct, are hereby incorporated, and
shall remain true and correct through the term of this Agreement. The parties also agree that
any referenced exhibits, schedules, documents, or instruments are hereby incorporated.
ARTICLE 3: PROVISION OF SERVICES
SVH&Entity hereby retains Provider to be the provider of the Services within the Service
Area, and Provider hereby agrees to provide the Services. The Services shall include (i) such
duties and responsibilities as are specified in Exhibit A and (ii) all duties and responsibilities
reasonably related thereto. Nothing in this Agreement is intended or shall mean that Provider or
any Provider Staff is an agent, officer, owner, or director of &dieEntity.
s
ARTICLE 4: CERTAIN COVENANTS OF PROVIDER
4.1 Performance of Services. Provider is retained to perform or supply the Services
under this Agreement. Provider and Provider Staff shall devote sufficient time and attention to
providing the Services in a quality, efficient.
Getting Paid in 2023: Strategies to Maximize Your RevenueKareo
In today's healthcare industry, medical practices and billing companies must continue evolving to keep pace with ever-changing policies. Proactively staying up to date on the latest audits, changes, and laws will help ensure that you get paid for everything you are owed this year.
Kareo, a Tebra company, has teamed up with practice management expert Dr. Elizabeth Woodcock to inform you of the latest tools and resources to help practices and billing companies maximize collections and revenue in 2023.
View the video at https://youtube.com/allceuseducation
A direct link to the counseling CEU course is: A direct link to the CEU course is https://www.allceus.com/member/cart/index/product/id/682/c/ for 3 Hours or https://www.allceus.com/member/cart/index/product/id/681/c/ for 10 hours
Compliance and Commercial Contracts: Playing Offense and Defense in Drafting ...Jason Meyer
Amy Hutchens and I spoke on this topic in October 2015 to the annual Compliance and Ethics Institute of the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics (SCCE), and to an SCCE Webinar. These are our slides!
In the first half, Amy and I engaged in some lively mock-negotiations over several common kinds of contract clauses that impact compliance. In the second half, we shared some lessons we have learned from our experience as transactional lawyers and compliance leaders.
(C) 2015 LeadGood, LLC and CLEAResources, LLC. All rights reserved.
NMC (National Medical Commission) has come up with draft ethical guidelines for doctors. The commission has taken #telemedicine guidelines too under the ambit and seeks to revise them.
eka.care brings to you the Salient points :
1. Post-publication of guidelines in the national gazette, there will be a mandate for doctors to go digital within the next three years.
2. Drs will not be able to solicit patients via social media. At present, the details are not being detailed by the committee.
3. Platforms will not be able to provide reviews and ratings and rank doctors on the platform.
4. Telemedicine platforms will be mandated to verify the doctor’s credentials on their platform. Failing to do so, may lead to their blacklisting and doctors won't be allowed to join those platforms.
5. Consent from patients will be a must for video recordings.
6. Video, audio, and text three will be recognized modes of communication under telemedicine.
Note: This is the draft version and the final guidelines may differ from this version.
Updated on: 24th May 2022
Part ONE-1 page AMA format-due 917 by 1000 pm EST Evaluate m.docxdanhaley45372
Part ONE-
1 page AMA format-due 9/17 by 10:00 pm EST
Evaluate meaningful use regulations for recovery audit contractors (RACs) and electronic health records (EHRs), as well as the impact on either case management or performance incentives. What is the purpose of these regulations? How effective are they in meeting the purpose? Support your answer with course resources-attached
Part TWO
In response to your peer-provided below, agree or disagree with their assessments of the effectiveness of RAC and EHR meaningful use regulations. Be sure to justify your answer.
Classmate Chiwaula’s post:
Top of Form
MEANINGFUL USE REGULATIONS FOR RECOVERY AUDIT CONTRACTORS & ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS
IMPACT ON CASE MANAGEMENT OR PERFORMANCE INCENTIVES.
In 2015 the Board of Registration in Medicine introduced a set of regulations requiring physicians to demonstrate proficiency in the use of electronic medical records, as well as the skills to achieve the federal Meaningful Use standard. Under the regulations, physicians are considered to have demonstrated proficiency if they meet any one of the following conditions:
· Participating in the Meaningful Use program as an Eligible Professional
· Having a relationship with a hospital that has been certified as a Meaningful Use participant. This relationship would be satisfied by any oneof the following conditions:
. Employed by the hospital
. Credentialed by the hospital to provide patient care
. Having a “contractual agreement” with the hospital
· Completing at least three hours of accredited CME program on electronic health records. Such a program must, at a minimum, discuss the core and menu set objectives, as well as the clinical quality measures for Meaningful Use.1
The Recovery Audit Contractor, or RAC, program was created through the Medicare Modernization Act of 2003 (MMA) to identify and recover improper Medicare payments paid to health care providers under fee-for-service (FFS) Medicare plans. The United States Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is required by law to make the program permanent for all states by January 1, 2010, under section 302 of the Tax Relief and Health Care Act of 2006.2 The main goals for RAC include:
• Minimize Provider Burden
• Ensure Accuracy
• Maximize Transparency
RACs are authorized to investigate claims submitted by all physicians, providers, facilities, and suppliers—essentially, everyone who provides Medicare beneficiaries in the fee for service program with procedures, services, and treatments and submits claims to Medicare (and/or their fiscal intermediaries (FI), regional home health intermediaries (RHHI), Part A and Part B Medicare administrative contractors (A/B/MACs), durable medical equipment Medicare administrative contractors (DME MACs), and/or carriers.2
Benefits of Electronic Health Records (EHRs)
Providers who use EHRs report tangible improvements in their ability to make better decisions with more compreh.
Presentation mat at CAPG 2015 Colloquium.
Thirty cents of every dollar goes to no and low value care. While that drove billing in FFS service, success in value based arrangements comes from mitigating it by matching your practice patters with the right arrangements and payer partners. Often providers delivering the best care have hidden value that traditional utilization reviews and unit cost analysis don’t uncover. Fortunately, the newly-released HHS government benchmark data allow providers to pick the right risk arrangements and identify their exact contributions to payers.
Attend this session to learn what public government data is available to help providers move to risk, how payers and providers are using it to successful negotiate and manage capitation.
Presentation delivered to the National Association of ACOs NAACOS. Using Government Benchmarks to Identify, Quantify and Reduce Low and No-Value Care to Succeed in Risk
View the video at https://youtube.com/allceuseducation
A direct link to the counseling CEU course is: A direct link to the CEU course is https://www.allceus.com/member/cart/index/product/id/682/c/ for 3 Hours or https://www.allceus.com/member/cart/index/product/id/681/c/ for 10 hours
Compliance and Commercial Contracts: Playing Offense and Defense in Drafting ...Jason Meyer
Amy Hutchens and I spoke on this topic in October 2015 to the annual Compliance and Ethics Institute of the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics (SCCE), and to an SCCE Webinar. These are our slides!
In the first half, Amy and I engaged in some lively mock-negotiations over several common kinds of contract clauses that impact compliance. In the second half, we shared some lessons we have learned from our experience as transactional lawyers and compliance leaders.
(C) 2015 LeadGood, LLC and CLEAResources, LLC. All rights reserved.
NMC (National Medical Commission) has come up with draft ethical guidelines for doctors. The commission has taken #telemedicine guidelines too under the ambit and seeks to revise them.
eka.care brings to you the Salient points :
1. Post-publication of guidelines in the national gazette, there will be a mandate for doctors to go digital within the next three years.
2. Drs will not be able to solicit patients via social media. At present, the details are not being detailed by the committee.
3. Platforms will not be able to provide reviews and ratings and rank doctors on the platform.
4. Telemedicine platforms will be mandated to verify the doctor’s credentials on their platform. Failing to do so, may lead to their blacklisting and doctors won't be allowed to join those platforms.
5. Consent from patients will be a must for video recordings.
6. Video, audio, and text three will be recognized modes of communication under telemedicine.
Note: This is the draft version and the final guidelines may differ from this version.
Updated on: 24th May 2022
Part ONE-1 page AMA format-due 917 by 1000 pm EST Evaluate m.docxdanhaley45372
Part ONE-
1 page AMA format-due 9/17 by 10:00 pm EST
Evaluate meaningful use regulations for recovery audit contractors (RACs) and electronic health records (EHRs), as well as the impact on either case management or performance incentives. What is the purpose of these regulations? How effective are they in meeting the purpose? Support your answer with course resources-attached
Part TWO
In response to your peer-provided below, agree or disagree with their assessments of the effectiveness of RAC and EHR meaningful use regulations. Be sure to justify your answer.
Classmate Chiwaula’s post:
Top of Form
MEANINGFUL USE REGULATIONS FOR RECOVERY AUDIT CONTRACTORS & ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDS
IMPACT ON CASE MANAGEMENT OR PERFORMANCE INCENTIVES.
In 2015 the Board of Registration in Medicine introduced a set of regulations requiring physicians to demonstrate proficiency in the use of electronic medical records, as well as the skills to achieve the federal Meaningful Use standard. Under the regulations, physicians are considered to have demonstrated proficiency if they meet any one of the following conditions:
· Participating in the Meaningful Use program as an Eligible Professional
· Having a relationship with a hospital that has been certified as a Meaningful Use participant. This relationship would be satisfied by any oneof the following conditions:
. Employed by the hospital
. Credentialed by the hospital to provide patient care
. Having a “contractual agreement” with the hospital
· Completing at least three hours of accredited CME program on electronic health records. Such a program must, at a minimum, discuss the core and menu set objectives, as well as the clinical quality measures for Meaningful Use.1
The Recovery Audit Contractor, or RAC, program was created through the Medicare Modernization Act of 2003 (MMA) to identify and recover improper Medicare payments paid to health care providers under fee-for-service (FFS) Medicare plans. The United States Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is required by law to make the program permanent for all states by January 1, 2010, under section 302 of the Tax Relief and Health Care Act of 2006.2 The main goals for RAC include:
• Minimize Provider Burden
• Ensure Accuracy
• Maximize Transparency
RACs are authorized to investigate claims submitted by all physicians, providers, facilities, and suppliers—essentially, everyone who provides Medicare beneficiaries in the fee for service program with procedures, services, and treatments and submits claims to Medicare (and/or their fiscal intermediaries (FI), regional home health intermediaries (RHHI), Part A and Part B Medicare administrative contractors (A/B/MACs), durable medical equipment Medicare administrative contractors (DME MACs), and/or carriers.2
Benefits of Electronic Health Records (EHRs)
Providers who use EHRs report tangible improvements in their ability to make better decisions with more compreh.
Presentation mat at CAPG 2015 Colloquium.
Thirty cents of every dollar goes to no and low value care. While that drove billing in FFS service, success in value based arrangements comes from mitigating it by matching your practice patters with the right arrangements and payer partners. Often providers delivering the best care have hidden value that traditional utilization reviews and unit cost analysis don’t uncover. Fortunately, the newly-released HHS government benchmark data allow providers to pick the right risk arrangements and identify their exact contributions to payers.
Attend this session to learn what public government data is available to help providers move to risk, how payers and providers are using it to successful negotiate and manage capitation.
Presentation delivered to the National Association of ACOs NAACOS. Using Government Benchmarks to Identify, Quantify and Reduce Low and No-Value Care to Succeed in Risk
1. Award of Status
Managing and Adapting Practice: MAP Therapist
Brooke Love McLean, Ph.D.
has successfully completed all of the experience and performance requirements to demonstrate the core
competencies necessary to deliver evidence-informed services using the MAP system in the services of the
Registered Organization: Violence Intervention Program Community Mental Health Center
This award of MAP Therapist status is valid from October 29, 2012 to October 29, 2018
Bruce F, Chorpita, Ph.D.
Bruce F. Chorpita, Ph.D., President
PracticeWise, LLC
Consultation Dates: January, 2012 - October, 2012
Total Hours: 78
Consultant(s): Yan Manuel Somoza, Ph.D.
Agency: Violence Intervention Program
Community Mental Health
Center
SM
Practice ®
Wise
AwardID: {AE14CE55-D97F-4923-A2E9-CCEAD9D7694E}
TID:1781
2. 1. ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS
This agreement ("Agreement") is between PracticeWise, LLC ("PracticeWise"), 340 Lee Avenue, Satellite Beach, Florida and the individual named on the attached Award of Status document (“MAP Therapist”). This Agreement includes any guidelines or rules related to the
Managing and Adapting Practice (MAP) System, including but not limited to the MAP Professional Development Program and MAP portfolios that are posted and updated on the practicewise.com website by PracticeWise from time to time. By using the MAP system or exercising
any of the privileges of MAP Therapist status, the MAP Therapist agrees to this Terms and Conditions Agreement. PracticeWise is willing to grant the MAP Therapist a limited, non-exclusive license as described herein pursuant to the conditions set forth in this Agreement.
PracticeWise Managing and Adapting Practice: MAP Therapist Status License
Term of License: The MAP Therapist’s limited license granted hereunder will be effective for the valid period specified on the Award of Status document, provided the MAP Therapist satisfactorily maintains eligibility for this status. To extend MAP Therapist status, the MAP
Therapist must successfully complete a MAP Therapist Portfolio performance review as specified by the performance standards current at the time of that review.
Payment as Consideration for the License Granted Herein: To qualify as a MAP Therapist for the valid period, the MAP Therapist has submitted payment for and satisfactorily completed a MAP Therapist Portfolio review. To maintain MAP Therapist Status throughout the valid
period, the MAP Therapist must maintain an individual account at practicewise.com and an active subscription to the PracticeWise Managing and Adapting Practice (MAP) Information Resources as specified on the practicewise.com website. Payment by the MAP Therapist at
the then current rate to maintain an active account and subscription will include consideration for the license granted herein.
2. MAP THERAPIST PRIVILEGES
The license grants the MAP Therapist the right to publicly represent oneself as a PracticeWise Managing and Adapting Practice MAP Therapist with a scope of practice as specified on the Award of Status document. During the period that the MAP Therapist maintains active
status, PracticeWise will also publicly verify to third parties that the MAP Therapist has achieved MAP Therapist status. This may include, but is not limited to, display of the MAP Therapist’s profile information in a public registry of MAP Therapists on the practicewise.com
website or release of the MAP Therapist Award of Status document to third parties. The MAP Therapist may also be granted access to MAP System Content that PracticeWise limits to MAP Therapists.
3. MAP THERAPIST RESPONSIBILITIES
The MAP Therapist agrees and acknowledges that the MAP Therapist is solely responsible for retrieving information and using the MAP System, and for the accuracy and adequacy of information and data furnished using the MAP System. The MAP Therapist has full
responsibility for the care and well being of clients and any reliance on the MAP System shall not diminish that responsibility. The MAP Therapist is responsible for establishing such procedures, as s/he deems appropriate in his/her professional judgment to verify the accuracy
of information and data included or unavailable from the MAP System. The MAP Therapist acknowledges and agrees that by providing information and data with the MAP System, PracticeWise is not rendering medical or other health care services or engaged in the practice of
medicine and shall not be liable to any party for any act or failure to act relating thereto, in addition to any limitation of liability provisions contained in this Agreement. The MAP Therapist further agrees to maintain a valid individual account with up-to-date profile information and
an active subscription to the PracticeWise MAP Information Resources as specified on the practicewise.com website.
4. OWNERSHIP OF MAP SYSTEM AND RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF CONTENT
The Managing and Adapting Practice (MAP) System is owned by PracticeWise. The MAP Therapist acknowledges that the MAP System may contain information, communications, software, photos, text, video, graphics, music, sounds, images and other material and services
(collectively "Content"), which is generally provided by PracticeWise or by licensors of PracticeWise. The MAP Therapist agrees and acknowledges that, notwithstanding that PracticeWise permits access to the Content, the Content or its use or the use of this MAP System is
protected by patents, copyrights, trademarks, and other proprietary rights (including intellectual property rights), that these rights are valid and protected in all media now existing or later developed, and that except as specifically provided in this Agreement, the MAP Therapist’s
use of the Content shall be governed and constrained by applicable patent, copyright, trademark and other intellectual property laws. Modification or use of the MAP System and/or the Content for any commercial purpose is a violation of patent, copyright and other proprietary
rights owned by PracticeWise and third parties. In addition to PracticeWise’s and its licensors' rights in individual elements of the Contents, PracticeWise owns a copyright in the selection, coordination, arrangement and enhancement of the Content. The MAP Therapist may not
modify, publish, transmit, participate in the transfer or sale of, reproduce, create derivative works from, distribute, perform, display, incorporate into another offering, or in any other way exploit the MAP System and/or any of the Content, in whole or in part.
5. TERMINATION OF ACCESS
The MAP Therapist acknowledges and agrees that the MAP Therapist or PracticeWise may terminate the MAP Therapist’s award of status at any time and for any reason, including without limitation, if (i) the MAP Therapist does not use the MAP System for a period of time, (ii)
PracticeWise believes that the MAP Therapist has violated any provision of this Agreement, and/or (iii) the MAP Therapist has otherwise acted or failed to act in any manner that PracticeWise deems objectionable. The MAP Therapist agrees that any termination of MAP
Therapist status shall not result in any liability or other obligation of PracticeWise to the MAP Therapist or any third party or of the MAP Therapist to PracticeWise in connection with such termination.
6. DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES
THE USE OF THE MAP SYSTEM IS SOLELY AT THE MAP THERAPIST’S OWN RISK. THE MAP SYSTEM IS PROVIDED ON AN "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE" BASIS. PRACTICEWISE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND WITH RESPECT TO THE
MAP SYSTEM, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE AND NON-INFRINGEMENT. PRACTICEWISE MAKES NO WARRANTY THAT THE MAP SYSTEM AND/OR
ANY CONTENT THEREIN WILL MEET MAP THERAPIST REQUIREMENTS, OR WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED, TIMELY, SECURE, CURRENT, ACCURATE, COMPLETE OR ERROR-FREE OR THAT THE RESULTS THAT MAY BE OBTAINED BY USE OF THE MAP SYSTEM
AND/OR ANY CONTENT THEREIN WILL BE ACCURATE OR RELIABLE. THE MAP THERAPIST UNDERSTANDS AND ACKNOWLEDGES THAT THE MAP THERAPIST’S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY WITH RESPECT TO ANY DEFECT IN OR DISSATISFACTION
WITH THE MAP SYSTEM IS TO CEASE USING THE MAP SYSTEM.
7. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
THE MAP THERAPIST EXPRESSLY UNDERSTANDS AND AGREES THAT PRACTICEWISE SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, DAMAGES
FOR LOSS OF PROFITS, GOODWILL, USE, DATA LOSS, OR OTHER LOSSES (EVEN IF PRACTICEWISE HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES) RESULTING FROM: (i) THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE MAP SYSTEM, (ii) THE COST OF
PROCUREMENT OF ANY SUBSTITUTE PRODUCTS AND/OR SERVICES RESULTING FROM ANY PRODUCTS, DATA, INFORMATION OR SERVICES OBTAINED OR WHICH MAP THERAPIST ARE UNABLE TO OBTAIN OR TRANSACTIONS EFFECTED OR FAILED TO
BE EFFECTED, (iii) ANY LINK PROVIDED IN CONNECTION WITH THE MAP SYSTEM, OR (iv) ANY MATTER OTHERWISE RELATED TO MAP THERAPIST’S USE OF THE MAP SYSTEM.
8. TRADEMARK INFORMATION
PracticeWise and its logo are trademarks of PracticeWise. Other trademarks are owned by PracticeWise or its affiliated entities or are used with the permission of their respective owners. The MAP Therapist agrees not to use or display trademarks without the prior written
consent of PracticeWise or the owner of such mark.
9. MISCELLANEOUS
The MAP Therapist understands and agrees that PracticeWise may from time to time establish and revise practices and limitations concerning the MAP System and MAP Therapist use of the MAP System. If any provision of this Agreement is found to be invalid by any court
having competent jurisdiction, the invalidity of such provision shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions of this Agreement, which shall remain in full force and effect. The MAP Therapist and PracticeWise and any of its affiliates, employees, contractors, officers, or
directors agree that this Agreement and the relationship between the MAP Therapist and PracticeWise will be governed by the laws of the State of Florida, without respect to its conflict of laws provisions and that venue with respect to any dispute between the MAP Therapist
and PracticeWise will rest exclusively in the state and federal courts located in the state of Florida. The failure of PracticeWise to exercise or enforce any right or provision of this Agreement shall not constitute a waiver of such right or condition. The MAP Therapist agrees that
regardless of any statute or law to the contrary, any claim or cause of action arising out of or related to the MAP System or this Agreement must be filed within one year after such claim or cause of action arose. PracticeWise may provide notice to the MAP Therapist by email or
regular mail. The practicewise.com website may also provide notice of changes to this Agreement at any time and from time to time by displaying notices to MAP Therapist on pages of the practicewise.com website. The section titles of this Agreement are merely for
convenience and will not have any effect on the substantive meaning of this Agreement.