Deposit in Bank Accounts. To the extent permitted by contract and applicable law, deposit all collection from payments and accounts receivable generated by billings and claims for reimbursement arising from sales of Wound Care Products, except Government Receivables, directly into a depository bank account in the name of Provider (the “Operating Account”) with banking institution(s) selected by Manager after consultation with Provider (the “Provider Bank”), which account is in the name of Provider to which Manager also has signature authority. Manager shall deposit, and use its best efforts to cause to be deposited all Government Receivables into the Provider Lockbox Account, which shall be in the name of and under the direction and control of Provider. Manager shall not deposit, and shall use its best efforts to cause to not be deposited, into the Provider Lockbox Account any payments other than payments on Government Receivables without the prior written consent of the Provider. If Manager directly receives any payments on Government Receivables, it shall remit such funds to the Provider Lockbox Account and send to the Provider or its designee clear copies of all remittance advices accompanying such payments or a notice of the amount received, if no remittance advice accompanies such payment. On a daily basis, or at such intervals as the Provider and Manager shall otherwise mutually agree, amounts received in the Provider Lockbox Account shall be swept or transferred into the Operating Account. Provider shall instruct the Provider Lockbox Account bank to institute such sweep function.

Deposit in Bank Accounts. To the extent permitted by contract and applicable law, deposit all collection from payments and accounts receivable generated by billings and claims for reimbursement except Government Receivables directly into a depository bank account in the name of Provider (the “Operating Account”) with banking institution(s) selected by Manager after consultation with Provider (the “Provider Bank”), which account is in the name of Provider to which Manager also has signature authority. Manager shall deposit, and use its best efforts to cause to be deposited all Government Receivables into the Provider Lockbox Account, which shall be in the name of and under the direction and control of Provider. Manager shall not deposit, and shall use its best efforts to cause to not be deposited, into the Provider Lockbox Account any payments other than payments on Government Receivables without the prior written consent of the Provider. If Manager directly receives any payments on Government Receivables, it shall remit such funds to the Provider Lockbox Account and send to the Provider or its designee clear copies of all remittance advices accompanying such payments or a notice of the amount received, if no remittance advice accompanies such payment. On a daily basis, or at such intervals as the Provider and Manager shall otherwise mutually agree, amounts received in the Provider Lockbox Account shall be swept or transferred into the Operating Account. Provider shall instruct the Provider Lockbox Account bank to institute such sweep function.

Governmental Receivables. To collect all amounts due from any government agency by reason of sale of Wound Care Products (“Government Receivables”), and to receive and administer all payments from all Government Receivables in the Provider’s name and on the Provider’s behalf, and to deposit such amounts in a bank account in the Provider’s name (“Provider Lockbox Account”). The Provider Lockbox Account may be established for Provider by Manager but the account shall be the sole and exclusive property of Provider. Manager shall have no control over and shall not be authorized to make withdrawals from the Provider Lockbox Account. It shall, however, be a material breach of this Agreement by Provider to terminate the Manager’s ability to sweep the amounts received in the Provider Lockbox Account into the Operating Account as set forth in [Section 3.1.5].