Terms and Conditions Overview:

Contracting for the RetinaVue Care Delivery Model has three components:

1. Professional Service Agreement between RetinaVue, P.C. and you as the customer.

The P.C. engages board-certified ophthalmologists to evaluate and interpret your patients’ retinal images, taken by a retinal camera, to diagnose diabetic retinopathy and other conditions. The Professional Service Agreement covers the P.C.’s performance of, and your payment for, that diagnostic service.

2. End User License Agreement between Welch Allyn and you as the customer.

Your patients’ retinal images and resulting diagnostic reports are transmitted through, and stored in, the RetinaVue Network, which is cloud-based software owned by Welch Allyn and licensed to the P.C., its ophthalmologists, and you. The End User License Agreement covers your use of the RetinaVue Network to upload your patients’ retinal images and access diagnostic reports; it is a “clickwrap” agreement and you must accept the terms in order to access the RetinaVue Network.

3. Business Associate Agreement between Welch Allyn and you as the customer.

Under HIPAA, Welch Allyn is considered your “business associate” because the RetinaVue Network transmits and stores your patients’ retinal images and associated data. The Business Associate Agreement is part of the End User License Agreement. Note that a covered entity customer who enters into a Professional Services Agreement with RetinaVue, P.C. does not need a business associate agreement with the P.C. because the P.C. acts as a healthcare provider rendering a professional medical service and is therefore not a business associate of the covered entity customer.