September 15th | 1:00PM CST
You won a New Access Point (NAP) grant — now the real work begins. With the 120-day clock running, awardees face a series of time-sensitive decisions: what to tackle first, what your Notice of Award actually commits you to, and how to stand up your new service site without missing a step. Whether you’re an existing grantee expanding to an additional site, a look-alike stepping into grantee status, or a new organization joining the program for the first time, preparation now makes all the difference.
Join Elizabeth Burrows and Amy Brisson, Managing Directors in VMG Health’s FQHC & Community Health practice, for a focused session to help awardees move from award to execution. You’ll learn how to:
- Interpret your Notice of Award — the terms, funding parameters, and reporting obligations in your NoA, and which items demand immediate attention.
- Maximize your FQHC benefits — from enhanced reimbursement and 340B eligibility to FTCA coverage and other opportunities tied to your new site.
- Implement required changes — the operational, scope, and compliance steps to bring your access point online within HRSA’s 120-day window.
- Stay compliant and set up year one for success — the differences between look-alike and grantee status, how to manage your grant and document draws, and the top mistakes to avoid.
Whether you’re a CEO, CFO, COO, or program leader, you’ll leave with a clear sense of your priorities and the confidence to take the next step. Bring your questions.
