Health Center Agreements Sample Clauses

Health Center Agreements. 1. Does your organization have a parent, affiliate, or subsidiary organization? [_]Yes [_] No 2. Do you have, or propose to make as part of this application any subawards to subrecipients and/or will you contract with another organization to carry out a substantial portion of the proposed scope of project? Contracts for a substantial portion of the award include contracting for the majority of core primary care services, and/or contracting for the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), and/or the entire key management team inclusive of the CEO. NOTE: • Subawards or contracts made to related organizations such as a parent, affiliate, or subsidiary must be addressed in this form. • This form excludes contracts for the acquisition of supplies, material, equipment, or general support services (e.g., janitorial services, contracts with individual providers). If Yes, indicate the number of each agreement by type in 2a and/or 2b below and complete Part II. If No, Part II is Not Applicable. [_]Yes [_] No
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Health Center Agreements. 1. Does your organization have a parent, affiliate, or subsidiary organization? [_]Yes [_] No 2. Do you currently have, or plan to utilize a) Contract(s) with another organization to perform substantive programmatic work within the proposed scope of project? For the purposes of the Health Center Program, contracting for substantive programmatic work applies to contracting with a single entity for the majority of health care providers. Or
Health Center Agreements. 1. Does your organization have a parent, affiliate, or subsidiary organization? [_]Yes [_] No
Health Center Agreements. Complete Part I, by selecting “yes” if you have 1) a parent, affiliate, or subsidiary organization; and/or 2) any current or proposed agreements that will constitute a substantial portion of the proposed scope of project, including a proposed site to be operated by a contractor, as identified in Form 5B: Service Sites.
Health Center Agreements. 1. Does your organization have a parent, affiliate, or subsidiary organization? If Yes, indicate the number of each agreement by type in 1a, 1b, or 1c below and complete Part II. If No, Part II is Not Applicable. [_]Yes [_] No 1a. Number of Parent Organizations 1b. Number of Affiliate Organizations 1c. Number of Subsidiary Organizations Total Number of Parent, Affiliate, or Subsidiary Organizations 2. Do you currently have, or plan to utilize a) Contract(s) with another organization to perform substantive programmatic work within the proposed scope of project? For the purposes of the Health Center Program, contracting for substantive programmatic work applies to contracting with a single entity for the majority of health care providers. If Yes, indicate the number of each agreement by type in 2a and/or 2b below and complete Part II. If No, Part II is Not Applicable. [_]Yes [_] No 2a. Number of contracts with another organization to perform substantive programmatic work within the proposed scope of project. (number) 2b. Number of subawards made to subrecipients to carry out a portion of the proposed scope of project. (number) 2c. Total number of contracts for substantive programmatic work and/or subawards. (number) Part II: Attachments All parent, affiliate, or subsidiary agreements, as well as contracts for substantive programmatic work and subawards, including contracts or subawards which involve a parent, affiliate, or subsidiary organization referenced in Part I must be uploaded in full. Uploaded documents will NOT count against the page limit. Parent/Affiliate/Subsidiary/Contract/Subawardee Organization Name (maximum 50 characters) Type of Agreement [_] Parent [_] Affiliate [_] Subsidiary [_] Subaward [_] Contract Public Burden Statement: Health centers (section 330 grant funded and Federally Qualified Health Center look-alikes) deliver comprehensive, high quality, cost-effective primary health care to patients regardless of their ability to pay. The Health Center Program application forms provide essential information to HRSA staff and objective review committee panels for application evaluation; funding recommendation and approval; designation; and monitoring. The OMB control number for this information collection is 0915-0285 and it is valid until 3/31/2023. This information collection is mandatory under the Health Center Program authorized by section 330 of the Public Health Service (PHS) Act (42 U.S.C. 254b). Public reporting burden for this colle...
Health Center Agreements. 1. Does your organization have a parent, affiliate, or subsidiary organization? If Yes, indicate the number of each agreement by type in 1a, 1b, or 1c below and complete Part II. If No, Part II is Not Applicable. [_]Yes [_] No 1a. Number of Parent Organizations 1b. Number of Affiliate Organizations 1c. Number of Subsidiary Organizations Total Number of Parent, Affiliate, or Subsidiary Organizations 2. Do you currently have, or plan to utilize a) Contract(s) with another organization to perform substantive programmatic work within the proposed scope of project? For the purposes of the Health Center Program, contracting for substantive programmatic work applies to contracting with a single entity for the majority of health care providers. Or
Health Center Agreements. 1. Does your organization have a parent, affiliate, or subsidiary organization? [_]Yes [_] No 2. Do you currently have, or plan to utilize a) Contract(s) with another organization to perform substantive programmatic work within the proposed scope of project? For the purposes of the Health Center Program, contracting for substantive programmatic work applies to contracting with a single entity for the majority of health care providers. Or b) Subawards to carry out a portion of the proposed scope of project. The purpose of a subaward is to carry out a portion of the and creates a Federal assistance relationship with the subrecipient.Federal award HYPERLINK "xxxxx://xxxx.xxxx.xxx/programrequirements/compliancemanual/glossary.html" \l "federal-award" \t "contentframe"
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