Massachusetts and Vermont HCP Requirements
Under Massachusetts regulations, Medical Device Business Services, Inc. may provide meals or refreshments to Massachusetts licensed HCPs only during non-CME educational activities when educating and informing HCPs about the benefits, risks, and appropriate uses of our medical Device, disease states, or other scientific/health economics information.

Under Vermont regulations, Medical Device Business Services, Inc. may provide meals or refreshments in conjunction with technical product training on the use of medical devices to Vermont-licensed HCPs that regularly practice in the state of Vermont.

Government HCPs

Per company policy, meals and refreshments may not be provided to Federal Government HCPs unless pre-approved by the HCP's designated Ethics Officer (i.e., a proffer letter or other applicable agreement, such as a pricing contract).

Disclosure
Medical Device Business Services, Inc. may be required by Federal, state, local laws, or requirements of government agencies, to disclose certain value transfers made to hospitals, physicians, and other practitioners, including but not limited to, nurse practitioners and physician assistants. This information may become publicly available as required by law. The company may also choose to publicly post such information on its website.

Additional Information
In accordance with the AdvaMed® Code of Ethics on Interactions with Health Care Professionals, and Medical Device Business Services, Inc. policy, spouses or guests may not attend Company-sponsored events.