Southern Nevada Community Health

Center

Characteristics of a Health Center

Be a public or private not-for-profit organization

Provide comprehensive, culturally competent, primary care

Serve a federally designated medically underserved area or a medically underserved population (zip code area 89107)

Have adequate clinical and administrative leadership, systems and procedures to guide the provision of services and ongoing quality improvement programs.

Have a schedule of fee discounts based upon the patient’s ability to pay for patients with incomes at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL).

Have a community-based board that independently exercises key authorities

Federally qualified health centers (FQHC) and look-alikes (LAL) are key

sources of medical care in low-income, underserved communities (LALs meet the statutory requirements for receiving Section 330 grant

funds but DO NOT receive grant funding)

The map shows health professional shortage areas (HPSA) and medically underserved areas or populations (MUA/P)* in Southern NV

*Primary care HPSA (in green) and mental health HPSA (dotted line) reflect unusually high needs for primary and mental care services. MUA/Ps (in salmon color) are assigned based on a composite score and may include those who face economic, cultural or linguistic barriers to health care.

Where are we on this Process?

SNHD received a one-year HRSA award of $650,000 for a New Access Point grant, eligible for continuation (up to $900,000) one additional year

Zip Code 89107, Demographic

Information

Underserved Population in the Target Area

CCDC

SNHD

FQHC

FQHC Services

Family Planning

Sexual Health Clinic

Ryan White/HIV Services

Refugee Services

Primary Care Clinic

Pharmacy

Dental and Behavioral Health Services

Operational Plan Areas

Service Delivery

Functioning Key Management Staff/Systems/Arrangements

Implementation of Sliding Fee Discount Program

Quality Improvement/Quality Assurance Program

Governing Board

Other

SNCHC Annual Operating Budget

Hrsa new access FUNDING

Federal Funding

Personnel Supplies Contractual

Year One by Categories

HRSA New Access Point Funding

Personnel $540,011

Supplies $ 74,293

Contractual $ 35,696

Total $650,000

OTHER funding SOURCES

Non-Federal Funding

Personnel Supplies Travel EquipmentOther Contractual Construction

Year One Budget by Spend Categories

Personnel $5,479,955

Supplies $2,868,446

Travel $ 32,502

Equipment $ 5,000

Other $ 69,291

Contractual $ 440,983

Construction $ 75,000

Total $8,971,177

revenue

Revenue

Federal Grant Other Federal Funds State FundsLocal Funds Other Support Funds Program Income

Year One Revenue by funding type

HRSA New Access Funding $650,000

Other Federal Funds $675,000

State Funds $761,640

Local Funds $1,253,000

Other Support Funds $5,236,577

Program Income $1,044,960

Total $9,621,177

Recent and Future Developments

Recent Developments

Attended New Access Point (NAP) orientation training in Washington, DC last Nov 4-5, 2019

First meeting of the FQHC Co-Applicant Board was held on October 30, 2019

Training of the FQHC Co-Applicant Board is scheduled for December 12, 2019

Working on a $250K application for supplemental HRSA funding for HIV Prevention on FQHCs

Future Events

HRSA Technical Assistance Visit, scheduled for December 10-11, 2019

HRSA Operational Assistance Visit, late January 2020

QUESTIONS?