Help spread the word by posting this flyer (available in English and Spanish) throughout your health center. The regular issuance schedule will resume in May. Households that receive benefits between the 12 th-21 st of the month will receive them on April 12. Households that receive SNAP benefits between the 1st-11th of the month will receive their April SNAP benefits on their normal cycle. NC DHHS continues to work towards getting SNAP households back on their normal benefit issuance schedule, which was disrupted by the federal shutdown earlier this year. Outreach and Enrollment April SNAP Benefits A recorded walk-through of the EHBs Patient Target Management Module and Patient Target Frequently Asked Questions are available on the Service Area Competition Technical Assistance (TA) website. The Program Director should review the patient target and take appropriate action in EHBs by Friday, April 19. View the announcement on to learn more.Ģ019 Patient Target EHBs Notification to Health Centersīeginning this week, HRSA is sending a tailored email from the Electronic Handbooks (EHBs) to each Health Center Program award recipient with a direct link to the patient target in EHBs. Grantees also are encouraged to implement quality improvement activities that measure value by outcomes, establish and maintain PCMHs, and integrate behavioral health into the primary care setting.
Objectives for this program, which is competitive every three years, include improved health outcomes, better engagement of patients and their caregivers, and continuous improvement to chronic disease management. Previously funded organizations under this program designed and carried out projects focused on coordinated care for patients, chronic disease management, integrated care delivery systems, and reduced admissions for emergency rooms and hospitals, among other issues for rural providers.
HRSA expects to invest approximately $6.4 million for this program, which aims to improve the quality of rural health care through an evidence-based approach to primary care that has proven effective in rural areas. HRSA recently released a notice of funding opportunity that will support up to 32 public or private nonprofit health care providers located in rural areas to improve patient care in their communities. Notice of Funding Opportunity for Rural Providers: Small Health Care Provider Quality Improvement ProgramĪpplications are due by Monday, April 22. If you have questions, contact the OHI TA team Watch the pre-recorded OHI NOFO TA presentation.Visit the OHI technical assistance (TA) webpage.Read the Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO).ET) and HRSA’s Electronic Handbooks (EHBs) by Tuesday, May 21 (5:00 p.m. Applications are due in by Monday, April 22 (11:59 p.m. These investments will increase access to new or enhanced high-quality, integrated oral health services, including those provided via telehealth and virtual dentistry.
HRSA announced the availability of $76 million in one-time supplemental funding for Oral Health Infrastructure (OHI) to support health center infrastructure enhancements. Contact the IBHS TA Team with questions.Īpril 22. Visit the TA webpage for details about the Q&A Sessions and additional TA resources. Join us for one or both of the upcoming live Question and Answer (Q&A) Sessions:.Watch the pre-recorded TA presentation.Read the funding opportunity instructions.HRSA expects to make awards in September. We encourage you to start developing your IBHS project now using the resources available on the IBHS Technical Assistance (TA) webpage.Īpplications are due in EHBs by Monday, May 13, 2019, at 5:00 p.m. HRSA will email eligible organizations’ authorizing officials, business officials, and project directors the link to access the application. You can begin using the HRSA Electronic Handbooks (EHBs) application module on Friday, April 5, 2019. Organizations currently receiving Health Center Program operational grant funding are eligible to apply for up to $145,000. IBHS will increase access to high-quality integrated behavioral health services, including prevention or treatment of mental health conditions and/or substance use disorders, including opioid use disorder. HRSA announces the availability of $200 million in supplemental funding for Integrated Behavioral Health Services (IBHS). NCCHCA's weekly Focal Point newsletter View this email in your browser
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