HealthLink Service Level Agreement

This HealthLink Service Level Agreement defines and describes the standard services and support provided to
all Customers using the HealthLink Services (“Services”).

By using the Services, the Customer agree to be bound by all of the terms and conditions of the HealthLink
Master Service Agreement, the Healthlink Service Level Agreement and the Healthlink Terms of Use for
Services (collectively, this “Agreement”), which are found in the HealthLink Website (http://www.healthlink.net).

1. Service Objectives

Support services are provided to the Customer so that the Services operate as specified; and any
disruption to the Customer business resulting from defects, incidents or problems is kept to a minimum.
HealthLink will use generally accepted and commercially reasonable systems and processes to provide
a consistently high-quality level of service and support for all Services; covering the following:

• Incident Management
• Problem Management
• Service Management

2. Service Requests

2.1. Support Request. A Support Request is generally defined as a request for support to fix a defect
in existing HealthLink Services or a request for information or service such as a question or request
for password reset.

2.2. Work Order. A Work Order is generally defined as any request not covered under this agreement
such as request to make modifications to the functionality of an existing system or any request to
add functionality to an existing system. A Work Order would normally incur cost to the requesting
Customer.

3. Levels of Support

Unless otherwise indicated, HealthLink will provide three levels of support defined as follows:

3.1. Level 1. This represents support which is provided by HealthLink Help Desk when it receives the
Support Request from the Customer’s clients or end-users. If this level of support cannot resolve
the problem, the Support Request is passed to Level 2 support.

Support Requests are taken by the appropriate Level 1 help desk as follows:

Help DeskHoursContact

All Support Requests will be assigned to a support ticket in the HealthLink support system which
support agents will process with all relevant details recorded and its status updated until it is
resolved and or closed.

For issues that are deemed Severity 1 or 2 issues as outlined in Section 5 the Customers must call
the Helpdesk to inform them of the issue.

3.2. Level 2. This is support provided by a HealthLink Service Delivery, Vendor Management and or
Infrastructure specialist. Operational issues which require no code modifications will be resolved at
this level. If resolution requires code modification, the Support Request is passed to Level 3
support.

3.3. Level 3. This is support provided by a HealthLink Development specialist. This level of support
does perform code modifications, if required to resolve the problem, or in some cases requiring
assistance from HealthLink Development specialist.

4. Severity

The following characteristics are used to identify the severity of a reported issue to the Helpdesk. It is
not necessary, nor is it likely, to have a perfect match of each characteristic to categorize a problem
reported at a particular severity level. A given issue must be judged against each of the characteristics
to make an overall assessment of which severity level best describes the problem. The Level 1 support
agent determines the initial severity rating for the issue.

5. Levels of Service

The service levels offered by HealthLink to the Customer are described below.

6. Escalation

The following escalation level is provided when Resolution Time are exceeded (generally used for
Severity 1 and 2 incidents only).

7. Service Availability

7.1. Uptime. Every effort will be made by HealthLink to conduct periodic monitoring of production
applications to assess availability in order to meet the following service availability targets:

7.2. Monitoring. These checks are run on predetermined intervals with specific failure thresholds with
respect to the service being provided.
HealthLink does not guarantee incoming and outgoing message delivery time and thus it is not
included in its calculations or considered an outage if message flow is delayed. If a delay in
message flow is due to a complete Service, server, or network outage, Service Availability will be
calculated related to those services only. HealthLink will use commercially reasonable efforts to
provide reasonable times for incoming and outgoing message flow.

8. Maintenance

8.1. Scheduled Maintenance. To ensure optimal performance and security of the Services, HealthLink
will routinely perform maintenance on a regularly scheduled basis within its published maintenance
windows. This may require specific Services to be suspended during the maintenance period.
HealthLink schedules maintenance windows according to its policies, which are available upon request. Service unavailability due to scheduled maintenance will be excluded from uptime
calculations for availability.

8.2. Emergency Maintenance. Under certain circumstances HealthLink may need to perform
emergency maintenance, such as security patch installation or hardware replacement. HealthLink
will not be able to provide Customers with advanced notice in case of emergency maintenance.
Service unavailability due to emergency maintenance will be excluded from the uptime calculations.

8.3. Hardware Replacement. HealthLink will use industry standard practices to determine whether
server hardware is functioning properly and will replace non-functioning hardware with similarly
functioning hardware. HealthLink shall use commercially reasonable efforts to organise hardware
replacement within twenty four (24) hours from the time the problem is identified.

9. Change Control

9.1. Production Change Control. HealthLink will use commercially acceptable practices and
processes at its discretion to control and manage the changes made or introduced into the
HealthLink production systems and services. These production changes may be performed as part
of maintenance activities in Section 8.

9.2. Other Change Control Processes. HealthLink is not obligated to comply to other change control
processes such as but not limited to a specific change control process (e.g. user acceptance test,
pilot) unless with prior agreement through a Work Order or a Custom Service Agreement.

10. Disaster Recovery and Back-Up

HealthLink performs routine server backups for disaster recovery purposes only. Server backup scope
and scheduling is at HealthLink’s sole discretion. THE COMPANY DOES NOT MAINTAIN HISTORICAL
BACK-UP COPIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF POINT IN TIME DATA RECOVERY UNLESS
SPECIFICALLY AGREED TO IN A CUSTOM SERVICE AGREEMENT.

11. Data Retention

HealthLink shall retain Customer data while the Customer account is active following the HealthLink data
retention policy, including but not limited to the content of private mailboxes and public folders within the
database information store, active directory, log files and backup copies. HealthLink shall not be
responsible for retaining any of the Customer data after account termination. All data may be deleted
from the servers after the Customer account is terminated and from backups during scheduled backup
rotation. HealthLink shall not restore, and or provide on any storage media or send out any data pertaining
to terminated accounts, unless specifically noted in a Custom Service Agreement.

12. Reporting and Notification

12.1. Metrics Reporting. Standard reporting on metrics related to performance targets will be provided
to Customer on request.

12.2. Status Reporting. Standard reporting on status of issues, problems, defects and requests will be
provided to Customer on request.

12.3. Notification. Email notification will be sent to Customer who have provided their email address
details to HealthLink within two hours of detection of an unplanned service outage and another
email notification once the service is successfully restored from outage.

13. Changes to Service Level Agreement

13.1. Termination of Agreement. This SLA is deemed terminated upon termination or closure of the
Customer account with HealthLink.

13.2. Amendment to Agreement. Pursuant to Section 1, HealthLink may vary terms and conditions of
this SLA with at least 30 calendar days’ prior notice to the Customer, which notice may be given by
Healthlink posting the varied Service Level Agreement on its website or by otherwise notifying the
Customer in writing. The Customer’s continued use of the Services after the notice period shall be
deemed to be acceptance of the the varied Service Level Agreement. Variations and additions to
the SLA specific to a Customer are to contained in a Custom Service Agreement and any agreed
variations to the the Custom Service Agreement therefrom. Custom Service Agreement and
variations therefrom must be accepted and signed by both HealthLink and Customer to be valid
and enforceable.

14. Dependence on Other Organizations

HealthLink is dependent on other organizations such as telecommunications providers, internet services
providers and third party application software providers (e.g., practice management systems, electronic
medical record systems, laboratory information systems, hospital administration systems, etc.).

HealthLink will use its reasonable endeavours to interface with these organizations in order to ensure the
delivery of its services to the Customer and resolve any issues affecting the delivery of its services but
will not accept any responsibility for any deficiency or failure of these organizations to deliver their
services which are outside the control of HealthLink.

Service Level Agreement v2.0

HealthLink Group Limited (NZBN 9429030014619)
HealthLink Group Pty Limited (ABN 44 600 665 183)