(d) The contract shall:

1. (1) Apply only to volunteer healthcare services delivered by the healthcare provider or medical professional to low-income patients who are eligible to receive healthcare services;
2. (2) Include all employees of the healthcare provider; and

3. (3) State that:

   1. (A) The healthcare provider or medical professional has sovereign immunity and may not be named as a defendant in an action arising due to medical care or treatment provided within the scope of the contract;
   2. (B) If a patient treated by the healthcare provider or medical professional is ineligible for services, the healthcare provider or medical professional shall still have sovereign immunity and may not be named as a defendant in an action arising due to medical care or treatment provided; and
   3. (C) The department or the governmental contractor has the right to:

(i) Dismiss or terminate any healthcare provider or medical professional employed under the contract;

1. (ii)

(b) (b) At least five (5) business days before the termination date of a contract, the department or governmental contractor shall provide the healthcare provider or medical professional with written notice of intent to terminate the contract and reasons for the decision; and

1. (iii) Access the records of any patient served by the healthcare provider or medical professional under the contract.