Family Health Centers Omak

“A copy of the form 990 is provided to management who reviews the form, schedules and related attachments. Any comments or questions are addressed with the preparer and a final draft is presented to the finance committee and a complete copy provided to the board of directors for review. Once management is satisfied with the form 990, the ceo signs the form 8879-te authorizing the preparer to e-file the return.”

“Directors and officers are to avoid placing themselves in a position that may create or lead to a conflict of interest or the appearance of one. Employees are prohibited from engaging in any outside business activity, financial relationship, or investment that conflicts with family health centers omak (fhco) interests, competes with fhco, or may interfere with the employee's responsibilities to fhco, or has the appearance of influencing the employee to act or make decisions in a biased manner or contrary to the best interests of fhco.”

“The ceo is an employee of family health centers (fhc) and splits his time between fhco and fhc duties. The ceo works 10 and 40 hours on fhco and fhc duties, respectively. An external compensation survey process (currently performed by merces consulting) compares each fhc position to external market data. Merces helped to implement a governance program for the compensation of the organization's ceo. The board approves the compensation structure and any significant changes.”

“See 990, part vi, line 15a.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public upon request.”

“Advance conducts two regional recovery coach programs that serve people in our communities across north central washington (recovery navigator program) and in our county jails (in-custody recovery coaching). These programs assist people with substance use disorders (sud) to develop a wellness plan that addresses all health related social needs (hrsn) to support multiple pathways to recovery. Some of the hrsn supports include assistance with transportation to and from inpatient sud treatment, emergency and long-term housing, food security, justice system navigation and compliance, clothing and hygiene needs. As participants progress through the programs, advance also supports connections to colleges, trades, and gainful employment opportunities that support participant independence. These programs are provided directly by advance in okanogan and grant counties. In chelan and douglas counties, these programs are provided by subcontracted partners. In addition to recovery coach programs provided regionally, advance provides financial assistance in okanogan county via grant funds for long term housing support targeting historically marginalized populations - specifically those exiting inpatient sud treatment and inpatient psychiatric hospitalizations. Advance also provides wrap-around services for community members without an sud diagnosis who require community based care coordination in okanogan county providing similar hrsn support as described above.”

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