Is an industry best practice also a HRSA requirement?

Is an industry best practice also a HRSA requirement?

No. In order to continue to receive HRSA funding, FQHCs and FQHC Look-Alikes must be in compliance with the program requirements which are outlined within the Health Center Program Compliance Manual and the Site Visit Protocol. The HRSA program requirements are the foundation on which a health center can build upon. This does not mean that a health center cannot strive to move past the foundation (continuous compliance with the HRSA program requirements) and adopt practices that are considered industry best practices. Industry best practices are normally standards/clinical practices that fall within the upper quartile in the healthcare industry. For example, a health center is no longer required to present providers for credentialing and privileging to the Board of Directors; industry best practice would support the continuation of this practice for Licensed Independent Practitioners (LIPs) to keep the Board informed and mitigate the risk of malpractice. 

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