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Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC)Accreditation AgreementFacility’s Name (“Facility”):ABC FacilityAddress:123 Main Street, Ellicott City, MD 21043Legal Structure:CorporationOwner’s Name:(In the event accreditation is granted, the entity that owns and operates theFacility)John DoeOwner’s Main Business Address:123 Main Street, Ellicott City, MD 21043Owner’s Representative Name & Title: (Should be the person for day-to-day contactJane Doe, Medical Directorand does not need to be the signee of the Agreement.)Private (non-governmental) Facility?YesNoGovernmental Facility?YesNoFederal Tax ID:123456789Owner and the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission, Inc. (“IAC”) agree as follows:1.Background and Purpose.A.IAC Mission Statement: Improving health care through accreditation .B.IAC is comprised of multiple Divisions which are dedicated to promoting quality healthcare by providing a peer review process for accreditation. Each program has developed standardsgoverning the operation of certain types of facilities within these specialties. IAC operates anaccreditation program through which a facility may have its performance evaluated against theseStandards.C.Through its accreditation application review process, IAC will determine whether afacility’s performance meets IAC’s current Standards, policies and procedures. IAC may amendthese Standards, policies, and procedures from time to time, and updated information will bemade available through the IAC website.2.Facility: Accreditation, if granted, is awarded to the Facility identified in the application. Ownermay request accreditation of additional facilities through the process outlined at www.intersocietal.org.3.Application Category: Owner requests accreditation in the category(-ies) indicated on itsapplication. Owner may request accreditation in additional categories through the process outlined atwww.intersocietal.org.4.Term: Following signature by Owner, this Accreditation Agreement will become effective on thedate of acceptance by IAC. It will remain in effect for the duration of the application review process andIAC Accreditation Agreement1

Page 2 of 6any resulting accreditation award. If Owner submits one or more additional applications, then thisAccreditation Agreement will be automatically extended and will remain in effect for the duration ofeach additional application review process and any resulting accreditation award(s).5.Schedule: IAC will make efforts to review an application at the earliest date possible, but itcannot guarantee the timing of the completion of any review.6.FeesA.Owner agrees to pay IAC the application fees shown in its application. These fees mustbe paid at the time the application is submitted and are not refundable. All fees must be paidprior to the release of the application decision.B.Owner agrees to pay IAC the additional fees shown in the table available at feecalculator, as applicable. Owner shall pay these fees in response to invoices submitted by IAC.Each invoice must be paid within 30 calendar days after receipt. All fees must be paid prior tothe release of the application decision where applicable.7.Responsibilities of OwnerA.Authorization. Owner hereby authorizes IAC, its directors, officers, employees, andagents (collectively “IAC”) to review Owner’s application and determine its the eligibility of itsFacility for accreditation. This authorization includes (but is not limited to) permission for IACto contact state and federal authorities, licensing boards, nongovernmental accreditation andcertification bodies, and others for the purpose of verifying the information provided about theFacility.B.Affiliates and Subsidiaries. If Owner includes in this Accreditation Agreement one ormore sites owned or otherwise operated by independent physicians, companies, or other thirdparties, then Owner is responsible for managing their participation in IAC’s accreditationprogram. Owner represents that it has the authority to bind each entity to the provisions of thisAccreditation Agreement as if the entity were Owner. Owner hereby agrees to take all reasonablemeasures to assure that each entity complies with this Accreditation Agreement. Further, Ownershall be liable for each entity’s participation in the accreditation process as provided in Section12 or Section 13 (as applicable). IAC may bring a separate action against any one or moreentities under this Accreditation Agreement and may elect to recover from any one or moreentities the full amount of any unpaid fees or other collective liability. If one entity violates thisAccreditation Agreement, then IAC may take adverse action against Owner and one or moreentities.C.Cooperation. Owner agrees to cooperate promptly and fully with IAC.D.IAC Standards, Policies & Procedures. Owner has read, accepts, and agrees to abide byIAC’s Standards, policies and procedures, including but not limited to those listed below. Ownermust read and keep up-to-date with these rules. Owner bears the burden of showing andIAC Accreditation Agreement2

Page 3 of 6maintaining compliance during the application review period and for the duration ofaccreditation (if granted).i.ii.iii.iv.v.E.Policy on Site Visits & Audits;Policy on Reporting Changes;Policy on Use of IAC Trademarks;Policy on Grounds & Procedure for Adverse Action Against Accreditation; andPolicy on Release of Information.Submission of Materialsi.Owner represents that its application presents an accurate, true and completedescription of the services provided by its Facility.ii.Owner agrees to submit any additional information requested by IAC.iii.All information must be produced in a timely manner and in the format requestedby IAC.F.Random Audits. Owner hereby consents to one or more random audits by the IAC.G.On-site Visits. Owner hereby consents to one or more random or investigative on-sitevisits by IAC.H.IAC Intellectual Property. If accreditation is granted, the Facility will be permitted to usethe IAC Division Seal of Accreditation and trademarks to acknowledge its accreditation. Uponthe end of accreditation, Owner shall cease use of the IAC Division Seal of Accreditation andtrademarks. Owner shall use these seals and trademarks only as permitted by IAC’s policies andprocedures relating to use of its intellectual property.8.Business Associate Agreement: The provisions of the Business Associate Agreement are a partof this Accreditation Agreement and are incorporated by reference.9.Release of Information: Owner agrees that IAC may disclose information regarding Owner andits Facility in accordance with IAC’s Policy on Release of Information.10.Grounds for Adverse Action: IAC may take an adverse action regarding accreditation inaccordance with its Policy on Grounds & Procedure for Adverse Action Against Accreditation.11.No Warranty. A grant of accreditation by IAC is recognition of the Facility’s performance at thetime of application; accreditation does not constitute a warranty of complete or continuous compliance.In addition, IAC does not guarantee that accreditation will be accepted by any third party forreimbursement purposes. Owner is solely responsible for ensuring the quality and safety of its services,and for determining the reimbursement requirements applicable to it.12.Provisions Applicable to Private (Non-Governmental) Facilities. If Owner is a private (nongovernmental) entity, then it agrees to the following provisions. If Owner is a governmental entity, thenthis section does not apply.IAC Accreditation Agreement3

Page 4 of 6A.Definitions. For the purposes of this section:i.“IAC” is an individual and collective reference to IAC and its directors, officers,employees, volunteers, and agents.ii.“Claim” is an individual and collective reference to any and all claims, demands,lawsuits, actions, other proceedings, injuries, losses, liens, liabilities, penalties, fines,settlement payments, interest, award, judgment, damages (including punitive damages),reasonable attorney’s fees, and other charges.B.Indemnification and Release:i.Owner shall defend and indemnify IAC against all third-party claims related tothis Accreditation Agreement and Owner’s participation in the accreditation process,including (but not limited to) those arising out of services rendered at an accreditedFacility.ii.Owner hereby waives all claims against IAC related to this AccreditationAgreement and Owner’s participation in the accreditation process, including (but notlimited to) those arising out of (i) a denial of accreditation by IAC, (ii) an action takenpursuant to the policies and procedures of IAC, and (ii) release of information by IAC tostate and federal authorities and others.iii.The provisions of this subsection do not extend to claims arising out of the grossnegligence or willful misconduct of IAC.C.Governing Law. This Accreditation Agreement is deemed to have been entered into in thestate of Maryland and is governed exclusively by the laws of Maryland, without reference to itschoice of law doctrine.D.Venue. The sole jurisdiction and venue for any litigation arising from this AccreditationAgreement is the appropriate federal court for the District of Maryland or state court located inHoward County, Maryland. The parties hereby waive trial by jury in any action arising out ofthis Accreditation Agreement. If a dispute arises, the parties shall make a good faith attempt toresolve the dispute through dialogue and negotiation for a period of sixty (60) calendar daysprior to pursuing court action.13.Provisions Applicable to Governmental Facilities. If Owner is a governmental entity, then itagrees to the following provisions. If Owner is a private (non-governmental) entity, this section does notapply.A.Definitions. For the purposes of this section:i.“IAC” is an individual and collective reference to IAC and its directors, officers,employees, volunteers, and agents.ii.“Claim” is an individual and collective reference to any and all claims, demands,lawsuits, actions, other proceedings, injuries, losses, liens, liabilities, penalties, fines,IAC Accreditation Agreement4

Page 5 of 6settlement payments, interest, award, judgment, damages (including punitive damages),reasonable attorney’s fees, and other charges.B.Release: To the extent permitted by applicable law, Owner hereby waives all claimsagainst IAC related to this Accreditation Agreement and Owner’s participation in theaccreditation process, including (but not limited to) those arising out of (i) a denial ofaccreditation by IAC, (ii) an action taken pursuant to the policies and procedures of IAC, and (ii)release of information by IAC to state and federal authorities and others. The provisions of thissubsection do not extend to claims arising out of the gross negligence or willful misconduct ofIAC.C.Governing Law. This Accreditation Agreement is governed exclusively by the laws of thestate in which the Facility is located, without reference to its choice of law doctrine.14.Notice. Any notice that either party is required or may desire to serve upon the other party mustbe in writing. Notice must be served by overnight delivery by a nationally recognized expresstransportation company (with confirmed delivery, charge prepaid or billed to shipper). Notices to theOwner are to be sent to the attention of the Technical Director of the Facility.15.Independent Contractors. The relationship between the parties to this Agreement is that ofindependent contractors. This Agreement is not intended to create any employment, partnership, jointventure, or agency relationship between the parties.16.No Assignment. Owner may not assign accreditation without written approval from IAC. Ifthere is a change in ownership of a Facility, then Owner shall notify IAC in accordance with the Policyon Reporting Changes.17.Successors. This Agreement will be binding upon, and will inure to the benefit of, the parties andtheir respective permitted successors and assigns.18.Sole Agreement. This document contains the entire agreement between the parties concerningaccreditation. It supersedes all prior and contemporaneous oral and written understandings.19.Amendment. No amendment of this Accreditation Agreement will be valid unless in writing andsigned by both parties.20.Waiver. No waiver will be effective unless it is in writing and signed by the party granting thewaiver. If a party excuses the other party’s failure to perform a term of this Agreement in one instance,then that waiver does not excuse any subsequent non-performance of the same term.21.Severability. If any provision of this Accreditation Agreement is held to be invalid, then theremaining provisions of this Accreditation Agreement are not to be affected and will continue in effect.The invalid provision is to be deemed modified to the least degree necessary to remedy the invalidity.22.Survival. The obligations and rights of the parties which by their nature would continue beyondthe termination or expiration of this Accreditation Agreement will survive beyond the termination orexpiration of this Agreement and remain in full force and effect. These obligations and rights includeIAC Accreditation Agreement5

Page 6 of 6(without limitation) those obligations and rights set forth in Section 9 (Release of Information), andSections 12 and 13 (regarding indemnification and releases).The individual signing below represents that he/she has been authorized by Facility to enter into this AccreditationAgreement on its behalf.Intersocietal Accreditation Commission(“IAC”)Facility’s Full Legal Name: ABC Facility(“Facility”)Electronically attested (11/30/21) by user id ‘jdoe’ onbehalf of the below authorized representative.By:By:Jane DoeName: Erin RigglemanTitle: Administrative CoordinatorDate: 11/30/21IAC Accreditation AgreementName: Jane DoeTitle: Medical DirectorDate: 11/30/216

2. Facility: Accreditation, if granted, is awarded to the Facility identified in the application. Owner may request accreditation of additional facilities through the process outlined at www.intersocietal.org . 3. Application Category: Owner requests accreditation in the category(-ies) indicated on its

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