Pennsylvania Association of Community Health Centers

“The return preparer provides a copy of the final version of the form 990 to the president and ceo for their review and comments before submission. President and ceo provides a copy of the final version of form 990 to the finance committee and board of directors for review and comments prior to submission.”

“Compliance with conflict of interest policy is monitored and enforced through management oversight and review. The policy is shared with staff annually. A compliance officer has been named.”

“Compensation of ceo and top management are negotiated by the executive search committee of the board using a guidance salary and benefit data from a national compensation survey conducted by the organization's national affiliate. The final salary and benefit package requires full board authorization.”

“Compensation of other officers and key employees is determined using guidance from a market study to set their salaries. Compensation is approved by the board of directors as part of the budget approval process.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, policies, and financial statements available to the public upon request.”

“The pennsylvania association of community health centers (pachc) is a non- profit association that supports pennsylvania's community health centers in improving health equity and access to affordable high-quality care. It accomplishes this by supporting community health centers (fqhcs and look-alikes), rural health clinics and other primary healthcare providers who serve vulnerable populations in rural and urban areas of the commonwealth and through policy and data analysis, education and strategic partnership and collaboration.”

“Form 990, part i, line 6 - total number of volunteers the number of volunteers consists of the volunteer members of the governing body.”

“Pachc serves as the primary care association for pennsylvania, supporting federally qualified health centers (fqhcs), rural health clinics (rhcs) and other like-mission primary care providers across the state in improving access to primary health care. This includes medical, dental, behavioral, substance use disorder and other healthcare services essential to maintaining and improving health status of individuals and communities, as well as supports like enrollment assistance to gain the security of health insurance coverage, case management, transportation, and more. Pachc accomplishes its goals through provision of education, training, technical assistance, policy analysis, peer support, communication, resource development and recruitment assistance to more than 300 sites across pennsylvania, that serve more than 888,000 patients, 88 percent of whom are at or below the federal poverty level.”