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Amount of Non-Competitive Awards:
$85,451,535.
Period of Supplemental Funding:
December 1, 2015, to maximum April
30, 2016.
CFDA Number: 93.224.
Dated: August 4, 2015.
Jill Hartzler Warner,
Associate Commissioner for Special Medical
Programs.
Authority: Section 330 of the Public
Health Service Act, as amended (42 U.S.C.
254b, as amended).
[FR Doc. 2015–19548 Filed 8–7–15; 8:45 am]
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND
HUMAN SERVICES
Health Resources and Services
Administration
Health Center Program
Health Resources and Services
Administration, HHS.
ACTION: Notice of Class Deviation from
Competition Requirements for the
Health Center Program.
AGENCY:
In accordance with the
Awarding Agency Grants
Administration Manual (AAGAM)
Chapter 2.04.103, the Bureau of Primary
Health Care (BPHC) has been granted a
class deviation from the exceptions to
maximum competition requirements
contained in the AAGAM Chapter
2.04.104A–5 to provide additional
funding without competition to the 144
Health Center Program award recipients
whose budget period ends November
30, 2015, for up to 5 months. The
extension allows BPHC to eliminate the
December 1 budget period start date by
redistributing these grants to established
start dates later in the fiscal year,
thereby allowing award recipients
comparable opportunity to prepare and
submit applications while allowing
BPHC to remain compliant with internal
process timelines.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
Intended Recipient of the Award:
Health Center Program award recipients
with a project period end date of
November 30, 2015.
SUMMARY:
Justification: Targeting the nation’s
neediest populations and geographic
areas, the Health Center Program
currently funds nearly 1,300 health
centers that operate approximately
9,000 service delivery sites in every
state, the District of Columbia, Puerto
Rico, the Virgin Islands, and the Pacific
Basin. In 2013, more than 21 million
patients, including medically
underserved and uninsured patients,
received comprehensive, culturally
competent, quality primary health care
services through the Health Center
Program award recipients. Due to the
vast size of the Health Center Program,
the active grants are distributed across
seven budget periods that begin on the
first of the month, December through
June.
BPHC uses the information award
recipients report annually via the
Uniform Data System (UDS) to
objectively determine the patient and
service area requirements that new and
continuing applications must address.
The requirements are available for
applicant use in June. The deviation
allows BPHC to redistribute the award
recipients with December 1 starting
dates to budget period start dates later
in the fiscal year, thus allowing these
award recipients comparable
opportunity to prepare and submit
applications while allowing BPHC to
remain compliant with internal process
timelines. By September 15, 2015,
$85,451,535 will be awarded to these
144 award recipients to continue
approved activities for up to 5 months.
Award recipients will report progress
and financial obligations made during
their budget period extension through
routine reports.
TABLE 1—AWARD RECIPIENTS
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H80CS00057
H80CS00058
H80CS00059
H80CS00060
H80CS00061
H80CS00062
H80CS00063
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The Providence Community Health Centers, Inc .......................................
East Boston Neighborhood Health Center Corporation .............................
Wood River Health Services, Inc ................................................................
East Harlem Council for Human Services, Inc ...........................................
William F. Ryan Community Health Center, Inc .........................................
Newark Community Health Centers, Inc ....................................................
Consejo De Salud De Puerto Rico, Inc ......................................................
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460,800
561,147
425,646
652,402
691,645
633,059
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H80CS00065
H80CS00067
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H80CS00069
H80CS00070
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H80CS00072
H80CS00073
H80CS00074
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H80CS00076
H80CS00078
H80CS00080
H80CS00081
H80CS00082
H80CS00083
H80CS00084
H80CS00085
H80CS00086
H80CS00087
H80CS00088
H80CS00090
H80CS00091
H80CS00092
H80CS00093
H80CS00094
H80CS00096
H80CS00097
H80CS00098
H80CS00099
H80CS00100
H80CS00101
H80CS00102
H80CS00104
H80CS00105
H80CS00106
H80CS00107
H80CS00108
H80CS00109
H80CS00110
H80CS00111
H80CS00112
H80CS00113
H80CS00114
H80CS00115
H80CS00116
H80CS00117
H80CS00118
H80CS00119
H80CS00120
H80CS00122
H80CS00123
H80CS00124
H80CS00125
H80CS00126
H80CS00127
H80CS00128
H80CS00129
H80CS00130
H80CS00131
H80CS00132
H80CS00133
H80CS00134
H80CS00135
H80CS00137
H80CS00138
H80CS00139
H80CS00140
H80CS00141
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Oda Primary Health Care Center, Inc ........................................................
Family Health Network of Central New York, Inc .......................................
Park West Health Systems, Inc ..................................................................
Total Health Care, Inc .................................................................................
Tri-State Community Health Center ............................................................
Unity Health Care, Inc .................................................................................
Covenant House, Inc ..................................................................................
Sto-Rox Neighborhood Health Council, Inc ................................................
Peninsula Institute For Community Health, Inc ..........................................
Scranton Primary Health Care Center, Inc .................................................
New River Health Association, Inc .............................................................
Keystone Rural Health Center ....................................................................
Camden-On-Gauley Medical Center, Inc ....................................................
Community Care of West Virginia, Inc .......................................................
Rural Health Care, Inc ................................................................................
Curtis V. Cooper Primary Health Care, Inc ................................................
Park Duvalle Community Health Center, Inc ..............................................
Central Mississippi Civic Improvement Association, Inc ............................
Delta Health Center, Inc .............................................................................
Piedmont Health Services, Inc ....................................................................
Wake Health Services, Inc ..........................................................................
Greene County Health Care, Inc ................................................................
Family Health Centers, Inc .........................................................................
Erlanger Medical Center .............................................................................
Low Country Health Care System, Inc .......................................................
Georgia Mountains Health Services, Inc ....................................................
Whatley Health Services, Inc ......................................................................
Mantachie Rural Health Care, Inc ..............................................................
Manatee County Rural Health Services, Inc ..............................................
Bayou La Batre Area Health Development Board, Inc ...............................
Franklin Primary Health Center, Inc ...........................................................
First Choice Community Health Centers ....................................................
Premier Community Healthcare Group, Inc ................................................
Family Health Centers, Inc .........................................................................
Kinston Community Health Center, Inc ......................................................
Central North Alabama Health Services, Inc ..............................................
Lewis County Primary Care Center, Inc .....................................................
Robeson Health Care Corporation .............................................................
Baldwin Family Health Care .......................................................................
TCA Health, Inc Nfp. ...................................................................................
Neighborhood Health Association of Toledo, Inc .......................................
Heartland Health Outreach, Inc ..................................................................
Open Cities Health Center ..........................................................................
Crusaders Central Clinic Association .........................................................
Healthnet, Inc ..............................................................................................
Erie Family Health Center, Inc ....................................................................
Alivio Medical Center, Inc ...........................................................................
AxessPointe Community Health Center, Inc ..............................................
Columbus Neighborhood Health Center, Inc ..............................................
County of Lake ............................................................................................
Friend Family Health Center, Inc ................................................................
Lee County Cooperative Clinic ...................................................................
East Arkansas Family Health Center, Inc ...................................................
Cross Timbers Health Clinics, Inc ..............................................................
Community Health Centers of South Central Texas, Inc ...........................
Regence Health Network, Inc .....................................................................
Martin Luther King Jr Family Clinic, Inc ......................................................
Centro De Salud Familiar La Fe, Inc ..........................................................
Excelth, Inc ..................................................................................................
Community Health Development, Inc .........................................................
Kansas Department of Health and Environment ........................................
Richland Medical Clinic, Inc ........................................................................
Betty Jean Kerr—People’s Health Centers ................................................
Valley Wide Health Systems, Inc ................................................................
Horizon Health Care, Inc ............................................................................
United Health Centers of the San Joaquin Valley ......................................
Community Medical Centers, Inc ................................................................
Northeast Valley Health Corporation ..........................................................
Adelante Healthcare, Inc .............................................................................
Mountain Park Health Center .....................................................................
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10AUN1
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award amount
($)
667,221
611,735
568,343
343,277
958,543
749,122
763,811
654,267
460,088
458,125
547,263
1,068,687
398,198
786,007
633,939
893,829
335,986
462,927
579,228
468,414
1,042,868
509,538
360,589
791,040
644,741
825,098
488,781
243,710
552,786
805,603
813,618
552,595
341,791
407,856
623,329
891,178
614,791
906,337
908,083
515,392
840,647
396,253
672,575
418,512
476,909
507,472
1,059,492
677,233
373,944
552,637
806,746
815,098
913,567
909,224
611,910
383,342
573,277
458,443
338,583
908,327
542,788
828,672
631,044
535,388
348,833
669,889
522,161
899,164
408,861
601,935
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Grant No.
H80CS00142
H80CS00143
H80CS00145
H80CS00146
H80CS00147
H80CS00148
H80CS00149
H80CS00215
H80CS00323
H80CS00676
H80CS00850
H80CS04196
H80CS04197
H80CS04200
H80CS04201
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H80CS04203
H80CS04204
H80CS04205
H80CS04206
H80CS04207
H80CS04208
H80CS04209
H80CS04210
H80CS04211
H80CS04212
H80CS04213
H80CS04214
H80CS04215
H80CS04216
H80CS04217
H80CS04218
H80CS04219
H80CS04220
H80CS04222
H80CS04223
H80CS04224
H80CS04226
H80CS04286
H80CS04287
H80CS04288
H80CS04289
H80CS04290
H80CS04291
H80CS06444
H80CS06445
H80CS06446
H80CS06447
H80CS06449
H80CS06450
H80CS06452
H80CS06453
H80CS06454
H80CS06455
H80CS06456
H80CS06457
H80CS06458
H80CS06459
H80CS06460
H80CS06461
H80CS06674
H80CS08329
H80CS08777
H80CS11255
H80CS18278
H80CS25436
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State
Altamed Health Services Corporation .........................................................
Darin M. Camarena Health Centers, Inc ....................................................
South County Community Health Center, Inc ............................................
Anchorage Neighborhood Health Center, Inc .............................................
Columbia Basin Health Association ............................................................
Northwest Human Services, Inc .................................................................
County of Multnomah ..................................................................................
Heartland International Health Centers ......................................................
Concilio De Salud Integral De Loiza, Inc ....................................................
Community Health Systems, Inc .................................................................
Watts Healthcare Corporation .....................................................................
Cheyenne Health and Wellness Center .....................................................
Partnership Community Health Center, Inc ................................................
Community Health Centers of Southern Iowa, Inc .....................................
Community Council of Idaho, Inc ................................................................
Mary’s Center For Maternal and Child Care, Inc .......................................
Juniper Health, Inc ......................................................................................
Community Health Center ...........................................................................
Lewis County Community Health Services, Inc ..........................................
Asher Community Health Center ................................................................
Columbia River Community Health Services ..............................................
Yakutat Tribe ...............................................................................................
Alaska Island Community Services ............................................................
Goodwin Community Health .......................................................................
Zufall Health Center, Inc .............................................................................
Health Partners of Western Ohio ................................................................
The Brevard Health Alliance, Inc ................................................................
Citrus Health Network, Inc ..........................................................................
Healthfirst Family Care Center, Inc ............................................................
Salina Health Education Foundation ..........................................................
Venice Family Clinic ....................................................................................
County of Solano ........................................................................................
Community Health Clinic Ole ......................................................................
Community Health Alliance Of Pasadena ..................................................
Valley Community Healthcare .....................................................................
EISNER Pediatric & Family Medical Center ...............................................
Karuk Tribe ..................................................................................................
Hill Country Community Clinic ....................................................................
Stigler Health & Wellness Center, Inc ........................................................
Project Vida Health Center .........................................................................
River Valley Primary Care Services ...........................................................
Lone Star Circle of Care .............................................................................
St. Francis House NWA, Inc .......................................................................
Penobscot Community Health Center, Inc .................................................
Hernando County Health Department/Nature Coast CHC, Inc ..................
Fourth Ward d.b.a Good Neighbor Healthcare Center ...............................
Community Health Connection, Inc ............................................................
Spring Branch Community Health Center ..................................................
Pasadena Health Center, Inc ......................................................................
Tensas Community Health Center ..............................................................
Pancare of Florida, Inc ................................................................................
Pushmataha Family Medical Center, Inc ....................................................
Primary Care of Southwest Georgia, Inc ....................................................
Midland Community Healthcare Services ...................................................
Fairfax Medical Facilities, Inc ......................................................................
North Texas Area Community Health Centers, Inc ....................................
Osceola County Health Department ...........................................................
Primary Care Providers for a Healthy Feliciana .........................................
Shackelford County Community Resource Center .....................................
Chota Community Health Services .............................................................
Los Angeles Christian Health Centers ........................................................
Adams County Health Center, Inc ..............................................................
County of Cass ...........................................................................................
Stephen F. Austin Community Health Center, Inc .....................................
Rainelle Medical Center ..............................................................................
The Health & Hospital Corp of Marion County ...........................................
J C Lewis Health Center .............................................................................
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703,237
549,375
947,950
557,898
406,414
810,809
669,764
711,254
328,371
529,257
337,408
405,179
423,294
412,351
390,180
544,160
668,967
631,155
463,722
204,088
320,816
267,278
627,569
469,613
571,828
928,816
860,910
581,191
519,561
421,788
651,363
596,799
583,317
623,981
893,755
859,741
378,421
418,025
766,526
801,248
429,862
884,105
866,346
548,814
429,170
450,233
409,525
567,997
410,263
276,396
565,567
388,158
659,322
413,243
548,527
675,548
631,458
1,009,172
757,384
435,160
549,003
307,964
367,674
399,520
312,398
634,731
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Olivia Shockey, Expansion Division
Director, Office of Policy and Program
Development, Bureau of Primary Health
Care, Health Resources and Services
Administration at 301–443–9282 or
oshockey@hrsa.gov.
Dated: July 31, 2015.
James Macrae,
Acting Administrator.
[FR Doc. 2015–19524 Filed 8–7–15; 8:45 am]
Human Services, Health Resources and
Services Administration, Parklawn Building,
17W29–C, 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, MD
20857, Telephone (301) 443–0835, Fax (301)
443–2803.
Persons interested in attending any portion
of the meeting should contact Pierre Joseph
at the Federal Office of Rural Health Policy
(FORHP) via telephone at (301) 945–0897 or
by email at PJoseph@hrsa.gov. The
Committee meeting agenda will be posted on
the Committee’s Web site at https://
www.hrsa.gov/advisorycommittees/rural/.
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Jackie Painter,
Director, Division of the Executive Secretariat.
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND
HUMAN SERVICES
[FR Doc. 2015–19546 Filed 8–7–15; 8:45 am]
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Health Resources and Services
Administration
National Advisory Committee on Rural
Health and Human Services; Notice of
Meeting
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND
HUMAN SERVICES
Office of the Secretary, Office of the
Assistant Secretary for Administration
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In accordance with section 10(a)(2) of
the Federal Advisory Committee Act
(Pub. L. 92–463), notice is hereby given
of the following meeting:
Statement of Organization, Functions,
and Delegations of Authority; Office of
the Assistant Secretary for Public
Affairs
Name: National Advisory Committee on
Rural Health and Human Services.
Dates and Time: September 9, 2015, 8:45
a.m.–5:00 p.m. CDT, September 10, 2015,
8:30 a.m.–5:15 p.m. CDT, September 11,
2015, 8:30 a.m.–11:00 a.m. CDT.
Place: Shooting Star Hotel, 777 S Casino
Road, Mahnomen, Minnesota 56557, (800)
453–7827.
Status: The meeting will be open to the
public.
Purpose: The National Advisory
Committee on Rural Health and Human
Services provides counsel and
recommendations to the Secretary with
respect to the delivery, research,
development, and administration of health
and human services in rural areas.
Agenda: The meeting on Wednesday,
September 9, will be called to order at 8:45
a.m. by the Chairperson of the Committee,
the Honorable Ronnie Musgrove. The
Committee will examine the issue of Health
Care Delivery System Reform in rural areas
and the issue of Rural Child Poverty. The day
will conclude with a period of public
comment at approximately 4:45 p.m.
The Committee will break into
Subcommittees and depart for site visits
Thursday morning, September 10, at
approximately 8:30 a.m. Subcommittees will
visit the Otter Tail County Public Health
Department in Fergus Falls, Minnesota, and
the Sanford Heath Detroit Lakes Clinic in
Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. The day will
conclude at the Shooting Star Hotel with a
period of public comment at approximately
5:00 p.m.
The Committee will meet to summarize
key findings and develop a work plan for the
next quarter and the following meeting on
Friday morning, September 11, at 8:30 a.m.
For Further Information Contact: Steve
Hirsch, MSLS, Executive Secretary, National
Advisory Committee on Rural Health and
Part A of the HHS Organization
Manual Office of the Secretary,
Department of Health and Human
Services (HHS) is being amended at
Chapter AP, ‘‘Office of the Assistant
Secretary for Public Affairs (ASPA),’’ as
last amended at 70 FR 61621–22, dated
Oct. 25, 2005. Over the past several
years, ASPA has been refining its
organizational structure to improve its
strategic and operational
communication capacities to more
effectively support the mission and
strategic priorities of the Department. A
substantive element of this change has
been a shift from a purely operational
structure focusing on defined services to
one that builds a whole-of-ASPA
approach that draws on all
communication skills across each of
three key portfolios—health care, public
health, and human services. The
proposed organizational realignments
will, therefore, update and revise
ASPA’s structure to reflect this more
functional, strategic operational
approach. The changes are described
below:
I. Under Part A, Chapter AP, Section
AP.00 Mission, delete in its entirety and
replace with the following:
AP.00 Mission: The ASPA serves as
the Secretary’s principal counsel on
public affairs, leading efforts across the
Department to promote transparency,
accountability and access to critical
public health and human services
information to the American people.
The Office of the Assistant Secretary for
Public Affairs conducts national public
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affairs programs, provides centralized
leadership and guidance for public
affairs activities within HHS’ Staff and
Operating Divisions and regional
offices, manages the Department’s
digital communications and administers
the Freedom of Information and Privacy
Acts. The Division leads the planning,
development and implementation of
emergency incident communications
strategies and activities for the
Department. The ASPA reports directly
to the HHS Secretary.
II. Under Part A, Chapter AP, Section
AP.10 Organization, delete in its
entirety and replace with the following:
AP.10 Organization. The Office of the
Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs,
headed by the Assistant Secretary for
Public Affairs (ASPA) who reports to
the Secretary, supports public affairs
efforts for three primary issue areas:
Public Health, Human Services, and
Health Care. ASPA consists of the
following organizations:
• The Office of the Assistant Secretary
for Public Affairs, Agency Chief FOIA
Officer
• The Office of the Principal Deputy
Assistant Secretary
—Strategic Planning Division
—Speechwriting Division
• The Office of the Deputy Assistant
Secretary for Public Health
• The Office of the Deputy Assistant
Secretary for Health Care
• The Office of the Deputy Assistant
Secretary for Human Services
—Broadcast Services Division
—Digital Communications Division
• Executive Officer/Deputy Agency
Chief FOIA Officer
—Business Operations Division
—Administrative Operations Division
—FOIA/Privacy Act Division
III. Under Section AP.20 Functions,
delete in its entirety, and replace with
the following:
A. The Office of the Assistant
Secretary for Public Affairs (AP)—
Provides executive leadership, policy
direction, and management strategy for
the Department’s public affairs
programs and activities. Counsels and
acts for the Secretary and the
Department in carrying out
responsibilities under statutes,
Presidential directives, and Secretarial
orders for informing the general public,
specialized audiences, HHS employees,
and other Federal employees about the
programs, policies, and services of the
Department. Establishes and enforces
policies and practices which produce an
accurate, clear, efficient, and consistent
flow of information to the general public
and other audiences about departmental
programs and activities. Provides
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Health Resources and Services Administration
Health Center Program
AGENCY: Health Resources and Services Administration, HHS.
ACTION: Notice of Class Deviation from Competition Requirements for the
Health Center Program.
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SUMMARY: In accordance with the Awarding Agency Grants Administration
Manual (AAGAM) Chapter 2.04.103, the Bureau of Primary Health Care
(BPHC) has been granted a class deviation from the exceptions to
maximum competition requirements contained in the AAGAM Chapter
2.04.104A-5 to provide additional funding without competition to the
144 Health Center Program award recipients whose budget period ends
November 30, 2015, for up to 5 months. The extension allows BPHC to
eliminate the December 1 budget period start date by redistributing
these grants to established start dates later in the fiscal year,
thereby allowing award recipients comparable opportunity to prepare and
submit applications while allowing BPHC to remain compliant with
internal process timelines.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
Intended Recipient of the Award: Health Center Program award
recipients with a project period end date of November 30, 2015.
Amount of Non-Competitive Awards: $85,451,535.
Period of Supplemental Funding: December 1, 2015, to maximum April
30, 2016.
CFDA Number: 93.224.
Authority: Section 330 of the Public Health Service Act, as
amended (42 U.S.C. 254b, as amended).
Justification: Targeting the nation's neediest populations and
geographic areas, the Health Center Program currently funds nearly
1,300 health centers that operate approximately 9,000 service delivery
sites in every state, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the Virgin
Islands, and the Pacific Basin. In 2013, more than 21 million patients,
including medically underserved and uninsured patients, received
comprehensive, culturally competent, quality primary health care
services through the Health Center Program award recipients. Due to the
vast size of the Health Center Program, the active grants are
distributed across seven budget periods that begin on the first of the
month, December through June.
BPHC uses the information award recipients report annually via the
Uniform Data System (UDS) to objectively determine the patient and
service area requirements that new and continuing applications must
address. The requirements are available for applicant use in June. The
deviation allows BPHC to redistribute the award recipients with
December 1 starting dates to budget period start dates later in the
fiscal year, thus allowing these award recipients comparable
opportunity to prepare and submit applications while allowing BPHC to
remain compliant with internal process timelines. By September 15,
2015, $85,451,535 will be awarded to these 144 award recipients to
continue approved activities for up to 5 months. Award recipients will
report progress and financial obligations made during their budget
period extension through routine reports.
Table 1--Award Recipients
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New budget period Prorated award
Grant No. Award recipient name State start amount ($)
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H80CS00057...................... The Providence Community RI January............. 460,800
Health Centers, Inc.
H80CS00058...................... East Boston Neighborhood MA February............ 561,147
Health Center
Corporation.
H80CS00059...................... Wood River Health RI May................. 425,646
Services, Inc.
H80CS00060...................... East Harlem Council for NY April............... 652,402
Human Services, Inc.
H80CS00061...................... William F. Ryan Community NY January............. 691,645
Health Center, Inc.
H80CS00062...................... Newark Community Health NJ February............ 633,059
Centers, Inc.
H80CS00063...................... Consejo De Salud De PR January............. 733,064
Puerto Rico, Inc.
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H80CS00064...................... Oda Primary Health Care NY April............... 667,221
Center, Inc.
H80CS00065...................... Family Health Network of NY May................. 611,735
Central New York, Inc.
H80CS00067...................... Park West Health Systems, MD February............ 568,343
Inc.
H80CS00068...................... Total Health Care, Inc... MD January............. 343,277
H80CS00069...................... Tri-State Community MD April............... 958,543
Health Center.
H80CS00070...................... Unity Health Care, Inc... DC January............. 749,122
H80CS00071...................... Covenant House, Inc...... PA April............... 763,811
H80CS00072...................... Sto-Rox Neighborhood PA May................. 654,267
Health Council, Inc.
H80CS00073...................... Peninsula Institute For VA January............. 460,088
Community Health, Inc.
H80CS00074...................... Scranton Primary Health PA May................. 458,125
Care Center, Inc.
H80CS00075...................... New River Health WV April............... 547,263
Association, Inc.
H80CS00076...................... Keystone Rural Health PA April............... 1,068,687
Center.
H80CS00078...................... Camden-On-Gauley Medical WV May................. 398,198
Center, Inc.
H80CS00080...................... Community Care of West WV April............... 786,007
Virginia, Inc.
H80CS00081...................... Rural Health Care, Inc... FL February............ 633,939
H80CS00082...................... Curtis V. Cooper Primary GA April............... 893,829
Health Care, Inc.
H80CS00083...................... Park Duvalle Community KY January............. 335,986
Health Center, Inc.
H80CS00084...................... Central Mississippi Civic MS January............. 462,927
Improvement Association,
Inc.
H80CS00085...................... Delta Health Center, Inc. MS February............ 579,228
H80CS00086...................... Piedmont Health Services, NC January............. 468,414
Inc.
H80CS00087...................... Wake Health Services, Inc NC April............... 1,042,868
H80CS00088...................... Greene County Health NC January............. 509,538
Care, Inc.
H80CS00090...................... Family Health Centers, SC January............. 360,589
Inc.
H80CS00091...................... Erlanger Medical Center.. TN April............... 791,040
H80CS00092...................... Low Country Health Care SC April............... 644,741
System, Inc.
H80CS00093...................... Georgia Mountains Health GA April............... 825,098
Services, Inc.
H80CS00094...................... Whatley Health Services, AL January............. 488,781
Inc.
H80CS00096...................... Mantachie Rural Health MS May................. 243,710
Care, Inc.
H80CS00097...................... Manatee County Rural FL January............. 552,786
Health Services, Inc.
H80CS00098...................... Bayou La Batre Area AL April............... 805,603
Health Development
Board, Inc.
H80CS00099...................... Franklin Primary Health AL January............. 813,618
Center, Inc.
H80CS00100...................... First Choice Community NC April............... 552,595
Health Centers.
H80CS00101...................... Premier Community FL January............. 341,791
Healthcare Group, Inc.
H80CS00102...................... Family Health Centers, KY January............. 407,856
Inc.
H80CS00104...................... Kinston Community Health NC April............... 623,329
Center, Inc.
H80CS00105...................... Central North Alabama AL April............... 891,178
Health Services, Inc.
H80CS00106...................... Lewis County Primary Care KY April............... 614,791
Center, Inc.
H80CS00107...................... Robeson Health Care NC April............... 906,337
Corporation.
H80CS00108...................... Baldwin Family Health MI April............... 908,083
Care.
H80CS00109...................... TCA Health, Inc Nfp...... IL May................. 515,392
H80CS00110...................... Neighborhood Health OH April............... 840,647
Association of Toledo,
Inc.
H80CS00111...................... Heartland Health IL January............. 396,253
Outreach, Inc.
H80CS00112...................... Open Cities Health Center MN April............... 672,575
H80CS00113...................... Crusaders Central Clinic IL January............. 418,512
Association.
H80CS00114...................... Healthnet, Inc........... IN January............. 476,909
H80CS00115...................... Erie Family Health IL January............. 507,472
Center, Inc.
H80CS00116...................... Alivio Medical Center, IL April............... 1,059,492
Inc.
H80CS00117...................... AxessPointe Community OH May................. 677,233
Health Center, Inc.
H80CS00118...................... Columbus Neighborhood OH January............. 373,944
Health Center, Inc.
H80CS00119...................... County of Lake........... IL February............ 552,637
H80CS00120...................... Friend Family Health IL April............... 806,746
Center, Inc.
H80CS00122...................... Lee County Cooperative AR April............... 815,098
Clinic.
H80CS00123...................... East Arkansas Family AR April............... 913,567
Health Center, Inc.
H80CS00124...................... Cross Timbers Health TX April............... 909,224
Clinics, Inc.
H80CS00125...................... Community Health Centers TX May................. 611,910
of South Central Texas,
Inc.
H80CS00126...................... Regence Health Network, TX January............. 383,342
Inc.
H80CS00127...................... Martin Luther King Jr TX February............ 573,277
Family Clinic, Inc.
H80CS00128...................... Centro De Salud Familiar TX January............. 458,443
La Fe, Inc.
H80CS00129...................... Excelth, Inc............. LA January............. 338,583
H80CS00130...................... Community Health TX April............... 908,327
Development, Inc.
H80CS00131...................... Kansas Department of KS May................. 542,788
Health and Environment.
H80CS00132...................... Richland Medical Clinic, MO April............... 828,672
Inc.
H80CS00133...................... Betty Jean Kerr--People's MO February............ 631,044
Health Centers.
H80CS00134...................... Valley Wide Health CO January............. 535,388
Systems, Inc.
H80CS00135...................... Horizon Health Care, Inc. SD January............. 348,833
H80CS00137...................... United Health Centers of CA January............. 669,889
the San Joaquin Valley.
H80CS00138...................... Community Medical CA January............. 522,161
Centers, Inc.
H80CS00139...................... Northeast Valley Health CA January............. 899,164
Corporation.
H80CS00140...................... Adelante Healthcare, Inc. AZ January............. 408,861
H80CS00141...................... Mountain Park Health AZ January............. 601,935
Center.
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H80CS00142...................... Altamed Health Services CA January............. 703,237
Corporation.
H80CS00143...................... Darin M. Camarena Health CA February............ 549,375
Centers, Inc.
H80CS00145...................... South County Community CA April............... 947,950
Health Center, Inc.
H80CS00146...................... Anchorage Neighborhood AK February............ 557,898
Health Center, Inc.
H80CS00147...................... Columbia Basin Health WA January............. 406,414
Association.
H80CS00148...................... Northwest Human Services, OR April............... 810,809
Inc.
H80CS00149...................... County of Multnomah...... OR January............. 669,764
H80CS00215...................... Heartland International IL April............... 711,254
Health Centers.
H80CS00323...................... Concilio De Salud PR January............. 328,371
Integral De Loiza, Inc.
H80CS00676...................... Community Health Systems, WI May................. 529,257
Inc.
H80CS00850...................... Watts Healthcare CA January............. 337,408
Corporation.
H80CS04196...................... Cheyenne Health and WY May................. 405,179
Wellness Center.
H80CS04197...................... Partnership Community WI May................. 423,294
Health Center, Inc.
H80CS04200...................... Community Health Centers IA May................. 412,351
of Southern Iowa, Inc.
H80CS04201...................... Community Council of ID May................. 390,180
Idaho, Inc.
H80CS04202...................... Mary's Center For DC May................. 544,160
Maternal and Child Care,
Inc.
H80CS04203...................... Juniper Health, Inc...... KY May................. 668,967
H80CS04204...................... Community Health Center.. OR April............... 631,155
H80CS04205...................... Lewis County Community WA May................. 463,722
Health Services, Inc.
H80CS04206...................... Asher Community Health OR May................. 204,088
Center.
H80CS04207...................... Columbia River Community OR May................. 320,816
Health Services.
H80CS04208...................... Yakutat Tribe............ AK May................. 267,278
H80CS04209...................... Alaska Island Community AK April............... 627,569
Services.
H80CS04210...................... Goodwin Community Health. NH May................. 469,613
H80CS04211...................... Zufall Health Center, Inc NJ February............ 571,828
H80CS04212...................... Health Partners of OH April............... 928,816
Western Ohio.
H80CS04213...................... The Brevard Health FL April............... 860,910
Alliance, Inc.
H80CS04214...................... Citrus Health Network, FL April............... 581,191
Inc.
H80CS04215...................... Healthfirst Family Care MA May................. 519,561
Center, Inc.
H80CS04216...................... Salina Health Education KS May................. 421,788
Foundation.
H80CS04217...................... Venice Family Clinic..... CA May................. 651,363
H80CS04218...................... County of Solano......... CA May................. 596,799
H80CS04219...................... Community Health Clinic CA April............... 583,317
Ole.
H80CS04220...................... Community Health Alliance CA February............ 623,981
Of Pasadena.
H80CS04222...................... Valley Community CA April............... 893,755
Healthcare.
H80CS04223...................... EISNER Pediatric & Family CA April............... 859,741
Medical Center.
H80CS04224...................... Karuk Tribe.............. CA May................. 378,421
H80CS04226...................... Hill Country Community CA May................. 418,025
Clinic.
H80CS04286...................... Stigler Health & Wellness OK April............... 766,526
Center, Inc.
H80CS04287...................... Project Vida Health TX April............... 801,248
Center.
H80CS04288...................... River Valley Primary Care AR May................. 429,862
Services.
H80CS04289...................... Lone Star Circle of Care. TX April............... 884,105
H80CS04290...................... St. Francis House NWA, AR April............... 866,346
Inc.
H80CS04291...................... Penobscot Community ME February............ 548,814
Health Center, Inc.
H80CS06444...................... Hernando County Health FL May................. 429,170
Department/Nature Coast
CHC, Inc.
H80CS06445...................... Fourth Ward d.b.a Good TX May................. 450,233
Neighbor Healthcare
Center.
H80CS06446...................... Community Health OK May................. 409,525
Connection, Inc.
H80CS06447...................... Spring Branch Community TX April............... 567,997
Health Center.
H80CS06449...................... Pasadena Health Center, TX May................. 410,263
Inc.
H80CS06450...................... Tensas Community Health LA May................. 276,396
Center.
H80CS06452...................... Pancare of Florida, Inc.. FL February............ 565,567
H80CS06453...................... Pushmataha Family Medical OK May................. 388,158
Center, Inc.
H80CS06454...................... Primary Care of Southwest GA May................. 659,322
Georgia, Inc.
H80CS06455...................... Midland Community TX May................. 413,243
Healthcare Services.
H80CS06456...................... Fairfax Medical OK April............... 548,527
Facilities, Inc.
H80CS06457...................... North Texas Area TX May................. 675,548
Community Health
Centers, Inc.
H80CS06458...................... Osceola County Health FL April............... 631,458
Department.
H80CS06459...................... Primary Care Providers LA April............... 1,009,172
for a Healthy Feliciana.
H80CS06460...................... Shackelford County TX April............... 757,384
Community Resource
Center.
H80CS06461...................... Chota Community Health TN May................. 435,160
Services.
H80CS06674...................... Los Angeles Christian CA February............ 549,003
Health Centers.
H80CS08329...................... Adams County Health ID May................. 307,964
Center, Inc.
H80CS08777...................... County of Cass........... IL May................. 367,674
H80CS11255...................... Stephen F. Austin TX May................. 399,520
Community Health Center,
Inc.
H80CS18278...................... Rainelle Medical Center.. WV May................. 312,398
H80CS25436...................... The Health & Hospital IN May................. 634,731
Corp of Marion County.
H80CS25679...................... J C Lewis Health Center.. GA April............... 597,193
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Olivia Shockey, Expansion Division
Director, Office of Policy and Program Development, Bureau of Primary
Health Care, Health Resources and Services Administration at 301-443-
9282 or oshockey@hrsa.gov.
Dated: July 31, 2015.
James Macrae,
Acting Administrator.
[FR Doc. 2015-19524 Filed 8-7-15; 8:45 am]
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