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Forward(Recorded Webinar) Meeting FTCA Risk Assessment Requirements: Health Center Operations
Register now to receive access to the recorded webinar on July 23, 2026. Live webinar registrants will automatically receive access to the recorded webinar.
Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) coverage requires health centers to conduct regular, structured risk assessments focused on patient safety and clinical quality. This two-part series will cover how to identify and evaluate potential risks, document findings, and develop responsive strategies that meet FTCA program expectations.
In addition, health centers must submit an annual risk management report to their Boards, a requirement that has been the source of compliance notices in recent years. The attorneys will address how to report outcomes to leadership and HRSA, and how to align assessments with broader compliance and quality initiatives.
The first session in the series will walk participants through FTCA risk assessment requirements through the lens of the HRSA review of risk management systems, with a focus on quarterly risk reporting and the development of the annual report to the board. In the second session, the presenters will turn their focus on operationalizing the risk assessment requirements, ongoing monitoring requirements, and Board responsibilities.
The discussion will also highlight how FTCA risk assessments can be integrated into broader compliance and quality improvement efforts, such as emergency preparedness and operational oversight. Practical tools and examples will help participants strengthen their approach to risk mitigation while supporting continued FTCA deeming.
Target Audience
- Compliance Officers
- Risk and Quality Improvement Teams
- Clinical Leadership
- FTCA and Grants Administrators
Learning Objectives
After this webinar, you will be able to:
- Conduct compliant quarterly risk assessments focused on patient safety.
- Develop and document action plans with measurable goals.
- Integrate FTCA assessments into broader compliance and reporting efforts.
Martin J. Bree
Marty Bree has dedicated his entire career to serving the needs of health centers both inside government and out. From 1998 - 2004, Marty directed the Health Center Federal Tort Claims Act medical malpractice program, writing much of the policy that is in effect today. He has more than 30 years of experience working with health centers and the FTCA Program. Marty is a member of the New Jersey Bar and is not licensed in Washington, DC. His practice is limited to federal health care matters. [Full Bio]
Andrea Harris
Andrea Harris serves as Counsel with the firm’s Health Care practice group, where she advises clients on complex compliance, contract and business strategy, employment, and FTCA-related matters. As a former General Counsel and Director of Corporate Compliance for a multi-site FQHC, Andrea brings firsthand insight into the regulatory, operational, and governance challenges health centers face. She partners closely with clients to navigate high-stakes issues and develop practical, strategic solutions. [Full Bio]
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Available Credit
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Price
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