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Forward(Recorded Webinar) Providing Care to Justice-Involved Individuals Reentering the Community
HRSA’s recently issued Draft Policy Information Notice (PIN) #2024-005 marks a significant expansion of the health center program, explicitly contemplating that health centers may serve incarcerated/detained individuals who are within 90 days of their scheduled or expected release (referred to as “justice-involved individuals reentering the community” or “JI-R individuals”). In addition to the draft PIN, HRSA announced the availability of $51 million in funding to implement innovative approaches to support transitions in care for people leaving incarceration.
Despite the progress in allowing services to certain incarcerated individuals, it is critical to note that the draft PIN limits when and how a health center can operate a “carceral site” within the scope of its health center project. For example, the draft PIN establishes that health centers cannot assume the obligation of the local or state government responsible for the care and custody of the JI-R individual to provide health care, or otherwise operate its medical program.
Given the complexities (and limitations) surrounding what health centers can – and cannot do – in providing care to incarcerated individuals within the scope of the health center project, health centers should proceed with caution and care in establishing carceral setting initiatives. This webinar will explore potential models for serving JI-R individuals, key legal considerations (such as maintaining Federal Tort Claims Act coverage), and anticipated legal pitfalls. The presentation will include a checklist of considerations to help inform and guide the evaluation and planning process.
Target Audience
- Health Center C-Suite and Executive Staff
- Clinical Leadership
- Financial Leadership and Staff
- Compliance Officers
- Administrative and Operations Leadership and Staff
Learning Objectives
After this webinar, you will be able to:
- Identify the criteria in the draft PIN for providing services in “carceral settings” to “justice-involved individuals reentering the community”
- Describe the key potential models to establishing a site within a “carceral setting”
- Understand the anticipated relationship as between the health center and the “carceral setting"
- Describe the key steps and key considerations for purposes of the evaluation
Carrie Riley
Carrie Riley is a Partner in the firm's health care practice group. She counsels a wide variety of health care clients, including Title X grantees and subrecipeints, and other private and public health care providers, on contracting, regulatory compliance, fraud and abuse, and reimbursement matters. Carrie also provides counsel on transactional matters, including formation and agreements for multi-provider affiliations/joint ventures, general contracting, and residency training arrangements. Prior to going to law school, Carrie worked at a Title X regional training center for several years. [Full Bio]
Marcie Zakheim
A Partner at the firm, Marcie specializes in health care law, particularly in the areas of federal grants, grant-related requirements and grants management related to the federal health center program. Health centers turn to Marcie as a resource for knowing not only the letter of the law, but also the likely interpretation of requirements by federal policymakers, including the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). [Full Bio]
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