Key Takeaways FQHCs typically operate under two concurrent audit obligations: a Yellow Book financial statement audit and, for those expending $1 million or more in federal awards, a Single Audit. Both run under a single engagement, but each carries distinct...
Key Takeaways A capital expenditure plan is a multi-year strategic document, and FQHCs that treat it as one make better investment decisions at the board and finance level. Effective capex planning starts with a current asset inventory and useful life analysis, then...
Key Takeaways The FQHC Medicaid cost report is a rate-setting instrument, and how you file directly determines what you get paid per encounter. Misclassified or underreported cost center data can suppress your Prospective Payment System (PPS) rate for years, not just...
Key Takeaways Multi-site church accounting requires a deliberate financial architecture, from campus-level coding to consolidated reporting and clear fund traceability. A well-structured multi-site church chart of accounts uses segment or class coding to isolate...
Key Takeaways The sliding fee discount program (SFDP) is a direct condition of your Section 330 grant, and non-compliance puts funding at risk, not just program status Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Chapter 9 requires a board-approved policy that...
