Common use of OMC Services Clause in Contracts

OMC Services. All OMC Services supported in whole or in part with funds provided under this Agreement must be delivered in accordance with the following procedural and operational requirements: (1) LPHA must designate a staff member as its OMC Coordinator to work with OHA on developing a local delivery system for OMC Services. LPHA’s OMC Coordinator must work closely with OHA to promote consistency around the state in the delivery of OMC Services. (2) LPHA must follow the OMC Protocols, as described in OHA’s Oregon MothersCare Manual provided to LPHA and its locations at which OMC Services are available, when providing OMC Services such as outreach and public education about the need for and availability of first trimester prenatal care, home visiting, prenatal care, including dental care, and other services as needed by pregnant women. (3) As part of its OMC Services, LPHA must develop and maintain an outreach and referral system and partnerships for local prenatal care and related services. (4) LPHA must assist all women seeking OMC Services in accessing prenatal services as follows: (a) Provide follow up services to clients and women who walk in or are referred to the OMC Site by the 211 Info and other referral sources; inform these individuals of the link to the local prenatal care provider system; and provide advocacy and support to individuals in accessing prenatal and related services. (b) Provide facilitated and coordinated intake services and referral to the following services: Clinical Prenatal Care (CPC) Services (such as pregnancy testing, counseling, Oregon Health Plan (OHP) application assistance, first prenatal care appointment); MCH Home Visiting Services); WIC Services; screening for health risks such as Intimate Partner Violence, Smoking, Alcohol and other Drug use; other pregnancy support programs; and other prenatal services as needed. (5) LPHA must make available OMC Services to all pregnant women within the county. Special outreach shall be directed to low-income women and women who are members of racial and ethnic minorities or who receive assistance in finding and initiating CPC. Outreach includes activities such as talks at meetings of local minority groups, exhibits at community functions to inform the target populations, and public health education with a focus on the target minorities. Low-income is defined as having an annual household income which is 190% or less of the federal poverty level (“FPL”) for an individual or family. (6) LPHA must make available to all low-income pregnant women and all pregnant women within the county who are members of racial and ethnic minorities assistance in applying for OHP coverage and referrals to additional perinatal health services. (7) LPHA must designate a representative who shall attend OMC site meetings conducted by OHA.

OMC Services. All OMC Services supported in whole or in part with funds provided under this Agreement must be delivered in accordance with the following procedural and operational requirements: (1) LPHA must designate a staff member as its OMC Coordinator to work with OHA on developing a local delivery system for OMC Services. LPHA’s OMC Coordinator must work closely with OHA to promote consistency around the state in the delivery of OMC Services. (2) LPHA must follow the OMC Protocols, as described in OHA’s Oregon MothersCare Mothers Care Manual provided to LPHA and its locations at which OMC Services are available, when providing OMC Services such as outreach and public education about the need for and availability of first trimester prenatal care, home visiting, prenatal care, including dental care, and other services as needed by pregnant women. (3) As part of its OMC Services, LPHA must develop and maintain an outreach and referral system and partnerships for local prenatal care and related services. (4) LPHA must assist all women seeking OMC Services in accessing prenatal services as follows: (a) Provide follow up services to clients and women who walk in or are referred to the OMC Site by the 211 Info and other referral sources; inform these individuals of the link to the local prenatal care provider system; and provide advocacy and support to individuals in accessing prenatal and related services. (b) Provide facilitated and coordinated intake services and referral to the following services: Clinical Prenatal Care (CPC) Services (such as pregnancy testing, counseling, Oregon Health Plan (OHP) application assistance, first prenatal care appointment); MCH Home Visiting Services); WIC Services; screening for health risks such as Intimate Partner Violence, Smoking, Alcohol and other Drug use; other pregnancy support programs; and other prenatal services as needed. (5) LPHA must make available OMC Services to all pregnant women within the county. Special outreach shall be directed to low-income women and women who are members of racial and ethnic minorities or who receive assistance in finding and initiating CPC. Outreach includes activities such as talks at meetings of local minority groups, exhibits at community functions to inform the target populations, and public health education with a focus on the target minorities. Low-income is defined as having an annual household income which is 190% or less of the federal poverty level (“FPL”) for an individual or family. (6) LPHA must make available to all low-income pregnant women and all pregnant women within the county who are members of racial and ethnic minorities assistance in applying for OHP coverage and referrals to additional perinatal health services. (7) LPHA must designate a representative who shall attend OMC site meetings conducted by OHA.

OMC Services. All OMC Services supported in whole or in part with funds provided under this Agreement must be delivered in accordance with the following procedural and operational requirements: (1) LPHA must designate a staff member as its OMC Coordinator to work with OHA on developing a local delivery system for OMC Services. LPHA’s OMC Coordinator must work closely with OHA to promote consistency around the state in the delivery of OMC Services. (2) LPHA must follow the OMC Protocols, as described in OHA’s Oregon MothersCare Manual provided to LPHA and its locations at which OMC Services are available, when providing OMC Services such as outreach and public education about the need for and availability of first trimester prenatal care, home visiting, prenatal care, including dental care, and other services as needed by pregnant womenpersons. (3) As part of its OMC Services, LPHA must develop and maintain an outreach and referral system and partnerships for local prenatal care and related services. (4) LPHA must assist all women seeking OMC Services in accessing prenatal services as follows: (a) Provide follow up services to clients and women who walk in or are referred to the OMC Site by the 211 Info and other referral sources; inform these individuals of the link to the local prenatal care provider system; and provide advocacy and support to individuals in accessing prenatal and related services. (b) Provide facilitated and coordinated intake services and referral to the following services: Clinical Prenatal Care (CPC) Services (such as pregnancy testing, counseling, Oregon Health Plan (OHP) application assistance, first prenatal care appointment); MCH Home Visiting Services); WIC Services; screening for health risks such as Intimate Partner Violence, Smoking, Alcohol and other Drug use; other pregnancy support programs; and other prenatal services as needed. (5) LPHA must make available OMC Services to all pregnant women persons within the county. Special outreach shall be directed to low-income women pregnant persons and women pregnant persons who are members of racial and ethnic minorities or who receive assistance in finding and initiating CPC. Outreach includes activities such as talks at meetings of local minority groups, exhibits at community functions to inform the target populations, and public health education with a focus on the target minorities. Low-income is defined as having an annual household income which is 190% or less of the federal poverty level (“FPL”) for an individual or family. (6) LPHA must make available to all low-income pregnant women and all pregnant women persons within the county who are members of racial and ethnic minorities assistance in applying for OHP coverage and referrals to additional perinatal health services. Special outreach shall be directed to low-income pregnant persons and pregnant persons of racial and ethnic minorities. (7) LPHA must designate a representative who shall attend OMC site meetings conducted by OHA.

OMC Services. All OMC Services supported in whole or in part with funds provided under this Agreement must be delivered in accordance with the following procedural and operational requirements: (1) LPHA must designate a staff member as its OMC Coordinator to work with OHA on developing a local delivery system for OMC Services. LPHA’s OMC Coordinator must work closely with OHA to promote consistency around the state in the delivery of OMC Services. (2) LPHA must follow the OMC Protocols, as described in OHA’s Oregon MothersCare Mothers Care Manual provided to LPHA and its locations at which OMC Services are available, when providing OMC Services such as outreach and public education about the need for and availability of first trimester prenatal care, home visiting, prenatal care, including dental care, and other services as needed by pregnant womenpeople. (3) As part of its OMC Services, LPHA must develop and maintain an outreach and referral system and partnerships for local prenatal care and related services. (4) LPHA must assist all women people seeking OMC Services in accessing prenatal services as follows: (a) Provide follow up services to clients and women people who walk in or are referred to the OMC Site by the 211 Info and other referral sources; inform these individuals of the link to the local prenatal care provider system; and provide advocacy and support to individuals in accessing prenatal and related services. (b) Provide facilitated and coordinated intake services and referral to the following services: Clinical Prenatal Care (CPC) Services (such as pregnancy testing, counseling, Oregon Health Plan (OHP) application assistance, first prenatal care appointment); MCH Home Visiting Services); WIC Services; screening for health risks such as Intimate Partner Violence, Smoking, Alcohol and other Drug use; other pregnancy support programs; and other prenatal services as needed.care (5) LPHA must make available OMC Services to all pregnant women people within the county. Special outreach shall be directed to low-income women people and women people who are members of racial and ethnic minorities or who receive assistance in finding and initiating CPC. Outreach includes activities such as talks at meetings of local minority groups, exhibits at community functions to inform the target populations, and public health education with a focus on the target minorities. Low-income is defined as having an annual household income which is 190% or less of the federal poverty level (“FPL”) for an individual or family. (6) LPHA must make available to all low-income pregnant women people and all pregnant women people within the county who are members of racial and ethnic minorities assistance in applying for OHP coverage and referrals to additional perinatal health services. (7) LPHA must designate a representative who shall attend OMC site meetings conducted by OHA.

OMC Services. All OMC Services supported in whole or in part with funds provided under this Agreement must be delivered in accordance with the following procedural and operational requirements: (1) LPHA must designate a staff member as its OMC Coordinator to work with OHA on developing a local delivery system for OMC Services. LPHA’s OMC Coordinator must work closely with OHA to promote consistency around the state in the delivery of OMC Services. (2) LPHA must follow the OMC Protocols, as described in OHA’s Oregon MothersCare Mothers Care Manual provided to LPHA and its locations at which OMC Services are available, when providing OMC Services such as outreach and public education about the need for and availability of first trimester prenatal care, home visiting, prenatal care, including dental care, and other services as needed by pregnant womenpregnantpeople. (3) As part of its OMC Services, LPHA must develop and maintain an outreach and referral system and partnerships for local prenatal care and related services. (4) LPHA must assist all women people seeking OMC Services in accessing prenatal services as follows: (a) Provide follow up services to clients and women people who walk in or are referred to the OMC Site by the 211 Info and other referral sources; inform these individuals of the link to the local prenatal care provider system; and provide advocacy and support to individuals in accessing prenatal and related services. (b) Provide facilitated and coordinated intake services and referral to the following services: Clinical Prenatal Care (CPC) Services (such as pregnancy testing, counseling, Oregon Health Plan (OHP) application assistance, first prenatal care appointment); MCH Home Visiting Services); WIC Services; screening for health risks such as Intimate Partner Violence, Smoking, Alcohol and other Drug useDruguse; other pregnancy support programs; and other prenatal services as needed. (5) LPHA must make available OMC Services to all pregnant women people within the county. Special outreach shall be directed to low-income women people and women people who are members of racial and ethnic minorities or who receive assistance in finding and initiating CPC. Outreach includes activities such as talks at meetings of local minority groups, exhibits at community functions to inform the target populations, and public health education with a focus on the target minorities. Low-income is defined as having an annual household income which is 190% or less of the federal poverty level (“FPL”) for an individual or family. (6) LPHA must make available to all low-income pregnant women people and all pregnant women people within the county who are members of racial and ethnic minorities assistance in applying for OHP coverage and referrals to additional perinatal health services.applying (7) LPHA must designate a representative who shall attend OMC site meetings conducted by OHA.

OMC Services. All OMC Services supported in whole or in part with funds provided under this Agreement must be delivered in accordance with the following procedural and operational requirements: (1) LPHA must designate a staff member as its OMC Coordinator to work with OHA on developing a local delivery system for OMC Services. LPHA’s OMC Coordinator must work closely with OHA to promote consistency around the state in the delivery of OMC Services. (2) LPHA must follow the OMC Protocols, as described in OHA’s Oregon MothersCare Manual provided to LPHA and its locations at which OMC Services are available, when providing OMC Services such as outreach and public education about the need for and availability of first trimester prenatal care, home visiting, prenatal care, including dental care, and other services as needed by pregnant women. (3) As part of its OMC Services, LPHA must develop and maintain an outreach and referral system and partnerships for local prenatal care and related services. (4) LPHA must assist all women seeking OMC Services in accessing prenatal services as follows: (a) Provide follow up services to clients and women who walk in or are referred to the OMC Site by the 211 Info and other referral sources; inform these individuals of the link to the local prenatal care provider system; and provide advocacy and support to individuals in accessing prenatal and related services. (b) Provide facilitated and coordinated intake services and referral to the following services: Clinical Prenatal Care (CPC) Services (such as pregnancy testing, counseling, Oregon Health Plan (OHP) application assistance, first prenatal care appointment); MCH Home Visiting Services); WIC Services; screening for health risks such as Intimate Partner Violence, Smoking, Alcohol and other Drug use; other pregnancy support programs; and other prenatal services as needed.for (5) LPHA must make available OMC Services to all pregnant women within the county. Special outreach shall be directed to low-income women and women who are members of racial and ethnic minorities or who receive assistance in finding and initiating CPC. Outreach includes activities such as talks at meetings of local minority groups, exhibits at community functions to inform the target populations, and public health education with a focus on the target minorities. Low-income is defined as having an annual household income which is 190% or less of the federal poverty level (“FPL”) for an individual or family. (6) LPHA must make available to all low-income pregnant women and all pregnant women within the county who are members of racial and ethnic minorities assistance in applying for OHP coverage and referrals to additional perinatal health services. (7) LPHA must designate a representative who shall attend OMC site meetings conducted by OHA.

OMC Services. All OMC Services supported in whole or in part with funds provided under this Agreement must be delivered in accordance with the following procedural and operational requirements: (1) : LPHA must designate a staff member as its OMC Coordinator to work with OHA on developing a local delivery system for OMC Services. LPHA’s OMC Coordinator must work closely with OHA to promote consistency around the state in the delivery of OMC Services. (2) . LPHA must follow the OMC Protocols, as described in OHA’s Oregon MothersCare Mothers Care Manual provided to LPHA and its locations at which OMC Services are available, when providing OMC Services such as outreach and public education about the need for and availability of first trimester prenatal care, home visiting, prenatal care, including dental care, and other services as needed by pregnant women. (3) . As part of its OMC Services, LPHA must develop and maintain an outreach and referral system and partnerships for local prenatal care and related services. (4) . LPHA must assist all women seeking OMC Services in accessing prenatal services as follows: (a) : Provide follow up services to clients and women who walk in or are referred to the OMC Site by the 211 Info and other referral sources; inform these individuals of the link to the local prenatal care provider system; and provide advocacy and support to individuals in accessing prenatal and related services. (b) . Provide facilitated and coordinated intake services and referral to the following services: Clinical Prenatal Care (CPC) Services (such as pregnancy testing, counseling, Oregon Health Plan (OHP) application assistance, first prenatal care appointment); MCH Home Visiting Services); WIC Services; screening for health risks such as Intimate Partner Violence, Smoking, Alcohol and other Drug use; other pregnancy support programs; and other prenatal services as needed. (5) . LPHA must make available OMC Services to all pregnant women within the county. Special outreach shall be directed to low-income women and women who are members of racial and ethnic minorities or who receive assistance in finding and initiating CPC. Outreach includes activities such as talks at meetings of local minority groups, exhibits at community functions to inform the target populations, and public health education with a focus on the target minorities. Low-income is defined as having an annual household income which is 190% or less of the federal poverty level (“FPL”) for an individual or family. (6) . LPHA must make available to all low-income pregnant women and all pregnant women within the county who are members of racial and ethnic minorities assistance in applying for OHP coverage and referrals to additional perinatal health services. (7) . LPHA must designate a representative who shall attend OMC site meetings conducted by OHA. MCH PHN Home Visiting Services (Babies First!, Family Connects Oregon and Nurse Family Partnership) Services. All Babies First!/Nurse Family Partnership Services supported in whole or in part with funds provided under this Agreement for this Program Element must be delivered in accordance with the following procedural and operational requirements. Staffing Requirements and Staff Qualifications Babies First! LPHA must designate a staff member as its Babies First! Supervisor or Babies First! Lead to fulfill the duties described in the Babies First! Program Guidance provided by the Maternal and Child Health Section. Babies First! Services must be delivered by or under the direction of a RN/PHN. Minimum required staffing is .5 FTE RN/PHN with a required minimum caseload of 20. RN/PHN BSN staff are preferred but not required. If a local program is unable to meet the minimum staffing or caseload requirement, a variance request completed in consultation with an MCH Nurse Consultant and approved by an MCH Section manager must be in place. If a local program is implemented through a cross county collaboration with shared staff across jurisdictions a subcontract and/or Memorandum of Understanding must be in place defining the staffing and supervision agreements. Family Connects Oregon: LPHA must designate a staff member as its Family Connects Oregon Nursing Supervisor or Family Connects Nursing Lead. If Family Connects Program is implemented through a cross county collaboration with shared staff across jurisdictions a subcontract and/or Memorandum of Understanding must be in place defining the staffing and supervision agreements. Nurse Family Partnership: LPHA must designate a staff member as its Nurse Family Partnership Supervisor. If the Nurse Family Partnership program is implemented through a cross county collaboration with shared staff across jurisdictions a subcontract and/or Memorandum of Understanding must be in place defining the supervision agreements. Activities and Services Babies First!: services may be provided to eligible perinatal women, infants and children through four years of age who have one or more risk factors for poor health or growth and development outcomes. Services may also be provided to a parent or primary caregiver of an eligible child. Services must be delivered in accordance with Babies First! Program Guidance provided by the Maternal and Child Health Section. Family Connects Oregon: Services must be delivered in accordance with OARs 333-006-0000 through 000-000-00000 and Family Connects Oregon Program Guidance provided by the Maternal and Child Health Section.. Nurse Family Partnership: Services must be delivered in accordance with Nurse Family Partnership model elements and LPHA contract with the Nurse Family Partnership National Service Office.

OMC Services. All OMC Services supported in whole or in part with funds provided under this Agreement must be delivered in accordance with the following procedural and operational requirements: (1) : LPHA must designate a staff member as its OMC Coordinator to work with OHA on developing a local delivery system for OMC Services. LPHA’s OMC Coordinator must work closely with OHA to promote consistency around the state in the delivery of OMC Services. (2) . LPHA must follow the OMC Protocols, as described in OHA’s Oregon MothersCare Manual provided to LPHA and its locations at which OMC Services are available, when providing OMC Services such as outreach and public education about the need for and availability of first trimester prenatal care, home visiting, prenatal care, including dental care, and other services as needed by pregnant women. (3) . As part of its OMC Services, LPHA must develop and maintain an outreach and referral system and partnerships for local prenatal care and related services. (4) . LPHA must assist all women seeking OMC Services in accessing prenatal services as follows: (a) : Provide follow up services to clients and women who walk in or are referred to the OMC Site by the 211 Info and other referral sources; inform these individuals of the link to the local prenatal care provider system; and provide advocacy and support to individuals in accessing prenatal and related services. (b) . Provide facilitated and coordinated intake services and referral to the following services: Clinical Prenatal Care (CPC) Services (such as pregnancy testing, counseling, Oregon Health Plan (OHP) application assistance, first prenatal care appointment); MCH Home Visiting Services); WIC Services; screening for health risks such as Intimate Partner Violence, Smoking, Alcohol and other Drug use; other pregnancy support programs; and other prenatal services as needed. (5) . LPHA must make available OMC Services to all pregnant women within the county. Special outreach shall be directed to low-income women and women who are members of racial and ethnic minorities or who receive assistance in finding and initiating CPC. Outreach includes activities such as talks at meetings of local minority groups, exhibits at community functions to inform the target populations, and public health education with a focus on the target minorities. Low-income is defined as having an annual household income which is 190% or less of the federal poverty level (“FPL”) for an individual or family. (6) . LPHA must make available to all low-income pregnant women and all pregnant women within the county who are members of racial and ethnic minorities assistance in applying for OHP coverage and referrals to additional perinatal health services. (7) . LPHA must designate a representative who shall attend OMC site meetings conducted by OHA. MCH PHN Home Visiting Services (Babies First!, Family Connects Oregon and Nurse Family Partnership) Services. All Babies First!/Nurse Family Partnership Services supported in whole or in part with funds provided under this Agreement for this Program Element must be delivered in accordance with the following procedural and operational requirements. Staffing Requirements and Staff Qualifications Babies First! LPHA must designate a staff member as its Babies First! Supervisor. Babies First! Services must be delivered by or under the direction of a RN/PHN. Minimum required staffing is .5 FTE RN/PHN with a required minimum caseload of 20. RN/PHN BSN staff are preferred but not required. If a local program is unable to meet the minimum staffing or caseload requirement, a variance request completed in consultation with the an MCH Nurse Consultant and approved by an MCH Section manager must be in place. If a local program is implemented through a cross county collaboration with shared staff across jurisdictions a subcontract and/or Memorandum of Understanding must be in place defining the staffing and supervision agreements. Family Connects: LPHA must designate a staff member as its Family Connects Nursing Supervisor. If Family Connect Program is implemented through a cross county collaboration with shared staff across jurisdictions a subcontract and/or Memorandum of Understanding must be in place defining the staffing and supervision agreements. Nurse Family Partnership: LPHA must designate a staff member as its Nurse Family Partnership Supervisor. If the Nurse Family Partnership program is implemented through a cross county collaboration with shared staff across jurisdictions a subcontract and/or Memorandum of Understanding must be in place defining the supervision agreements. Activities and Services Babies First!: services may be provided to eligible perinatal women, infants and children through four years of age who have one or more risk factors for poor health or growth and development outcomes. Services may also be provided to a parent or primary caregiver of an eligible child. Services must be delivered in accordance with Babies First! Program Guidance provided by the Maternal and Child Health Section. Family Connects: Services must be delivered in accordance with OARs 333-006-0000 through 333-006-0170 and Family Connects Oregon Program Guidance provided by the Maternal and Child Health Section. the Family Connects model as defined by Family Connects International. Nurse Family Partnership: Services must be delivered in accordance with Nurse Family Partnership model elements and LPHA contract with the Nurse Family Partnership National Service Office.

OMC Services. All OMC Services supported in whole or in part with funds provided under this Agreement must be delivered in accordance with the following procedural and operational requirements: (1) : LPHA must designate a staff member as its OMC Coordinator to work with OHA on developing a local delivery system for OMC Services. LPHA’s OMC Coordinator must work closely with OHA to promote consistency around the state in the delivery of OMC Services. (2) . LPHA must follow the OMC Protocols, as described in OHA’s Oregon MothersCare Mothers Care Manual provided to LPHA and its locations at which OMC Services are available, when providing OMC Services such as outreach and public education about the need for and availability of first trimester prenatal care, home visiting, prenatal care, including dental care, and other services as needed by pregnant women. (3) womenpeople. As part of its OMC Services, LPHA must develop and maintain an outreach and referral system and partnerships for local prenatal care and related services. (4) . LPHA must assist all women people seeking OMC Services in accessing prenatal services as follows: (a) : Provide follow up services to clients and women people who walk in or are referred to the OMC Site by the 211 Info and other referral sources; inform these individuals of the link to the local prenatal care provider system; and provide advocacy and support to individuals in accessing prenatal and related services. (b) . Provide facilitated and coordinated intake services and referral to the following services: Clinical Prenatal Care (CPC) Services (such as pregnancy testing, counseling, Oregon Health Plan (OHP) application assistance, first prenatal care appointment); MCH Home Visiting Services); WIC Services; screening for health risks such as Intimate Partner Violence, Smoking, Alcohol and other Drug use; other pregnancy support programs; and other prenatal services as needed. (5) . LPHA must make available OMC Services to all pregnant women people within the county. Special outreach shall be directed to low-income women people and women people who are members of racial and ethnic minorities or who receive assistance in finding and initiating CPC. Outreach includes activities such as talks at meetings of local minority groups, exhibits at community functions to inform the target populations, and public health education with a focus on the target minorities. Low-income is defined as having an annual household income which is 190% or less of the federal poverty level (“FPL”) for an individual or family. (6) . LPHA must make available to all low-income pregnant people women and all pregnant women people within the county who are members of racial and ethnic minorities assistance in applying for OHP coverage and referrals to additional perinatal health services. (7) . LPHA must designate a representative who shall attend OMC site meetings conducted by OHA. MCH PHN Home Visiting Services (Babies First!, Family Connects Oregon and Nurse Family Partnership) Services. All Babies First!/Nurse Family Partnership Services supported in whole or in part with funds provided under this Agreement for this Program Element must be delivered in accordance with the following procedural and operational requirements. Staffing Requirements and Staff Qualifications Babies First! LPHA must designate a staff member as its Babies First! Supervisor or Babies First! Lead to fulfill the duties described in the Babies First! Program Guidance provided by the Maternal and Child Health Section. Babies First! Services must be delivered by or under the direction of a RN/PHN. Minimum required staffing is .5 FTE RN/PHN with a required minimum caseload of 20. RN/PHN BSN staff are preferred but not required. If a local program is unable to meet the minimum staffing or caseload requirement, a variance request completed in consultation with an MCH Nurse Consultant and approved by an MCH Section manager must be in place. If a local program is implemented through a cross county collaboration with shared staff across jurisdictions a subcontract and/or Memorandum of Understanding must be in place defining the staffing and supervision agreements. Family Connects Oregon: LPHA must designate a staff member as its Family Connects Oregon Nursing Supervisor or Family Connects Nursing Lead. If Family Connects Program is implemented through a cross county collaboration with shared staff across jurisdictions a subcontract and/or Memorandum of Understanding must be in place defining the staffing and supervision agreements. Nurse Family Partnership: LPHA must designate a staff member as its Nurse Family Partnership Supervisor. If the Nurse Family Partnership program is implemented through a cross county collaboration with shared staff across jurisdictions a subcontract and/or Memorandum of Understanding must be in place defining the supervision agreements. Activities and Services Babies First!: services may be provided to eligible perinatal peoplewomen, infants and children through four years of age who have one or more risk factors for poor health or growth and development outcomes. Services may also be provided to a parent or primary caregiver of an eligible child. Services must be delivered in accordance with Babies First! Program Guidance provided by the Maternal and Child Health Section. Family Connects Oregon: Services must be delivered in accordance with OARs 333-006-0000 through 000-000-00000 and Family Connects Oregon Program Guidance provided by the Maternal and Child Health Section.. Nurse Family Partnership: Services must be delivered in accordance with Nurse Family Partnership model elements and LPHA contract with the Nurse Family Partnership National Service Office.