(Thanks to the Nevada PCA’s Weekly Dispatch Newsletter for the following info!)
Health centers may no longer make quick fixes onsite during an Operational Site Visit (OSV). Instead, there is the opportunity to submit documentation demonstrating compliance following an OSV through a streamlined process called Compliance Resolution Opportunity (CRO).
If HRSA determines that a health center did not demonstrate compliance during the OSV, HRSA will send a Correspondence Request task to the health center through the HRSA Electronic Handbook (EHB). Health centers will have 14 calendar days from the issuance of the EHB task to submit documentation to resolve noncompliance findings, prior to the finalization of the OSV report. If the health center is able to provide acceptable evidence of compliance in response to the EHB task, the element will be marked as compliant in the OSV report and no condition will be applied.
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