Common use of Key Points of Entry Clause in Contracts

Key Points of Entry. a. The Agency shall maintain appropriate relationships with Key Points of Entry (“KPOE”), as defined by HRSA, into the health care system. b. KPOE shall include, but not be limited to, HIV counseling and testing centers, emergency rooms, substance use disorder and mental health treatment programs, sexually transmitted infection (‘STI”) clinics, detoxification centers, detention facilities, public health departments, and homeless shelters. c. The Agency shall document all referrals in writing with the KPOE. Such documented evidence shall be maintained and made available to the Recipient as requested.

Key Points of Entry. a. The Agency shall maintain appropriate relationships with Key Points of Entry (“KPOE”), as defined by HRSA, ) into the health care system. b. . KPOE shall be as defined by HRSA and shall include, but not be limited to, HIV counseling and testing centers, emergency rooms, substance use disorder abuse and mental health treatment programs, sexually transmitted infection disease (‘STI“STD”) clinics, detoxification centers, detention facilities, public health departments, and homeless shelters. c. The Agency shall document all referrals in writing . Evidence of a relationship with the KPOE. Such documented evidence KPOE shall be maintained and made available to the Recipient as requested.

Key Points of Entry. a. I. The Agency shall maintain appropriate relationships with Key Points of Entry (“KPOE”), as defined by HRSA, into the health care system. b. II. KPOE shall include, but not be limited to, HIV counseling and testing centers, emergency rooms, substance use disorder and mental health treatment programs, sexually transmitted infection (‘STI”) clinics, detoxification centers, detention facilities, public health departments, and homeless shelters. c. III. The Agency shall document all referrals in writing with the KPOE. Such documented evidence shall be maintained and made available to the Recipient as requested.

Key Points of Entry. a. The Agency shall maintain appropriate relationships with Key Points of Entry (“KPOE”), as defined by HRSA, into the health care system. b. KPOE shall include, but not be limited to, HIV counseling and testing centers, emergency rooms, substance use disorder abuse and mental health treatment programs, sexually transmitted infection infections (‘“STI”) clinics, detoxification centers, detention facilities, public health departments, and homeless shelters. c. The Agency shall document all referrals in writing with the KPOE. Such documented evidence shall be maintained and made available to the Recipient as requested.