Community Health of Central

“The executive committee of the board of directors is comprised of the chair, the two vice chairs, and one other director. Between meetings of the board of directors, the executive committee has the full authority of the board of directors, except for the following: to amend, alter or repeal the articles of incorporation or bylaws; appoint or remove any member of a committee or the board; to adopt a plan of merger or consolidation; to authorize the sale, lease or exchange of substantially all of the organization's assets; to authorize the voluntary dissolution of the organization or adopt a plan for the distribution of the organization's assets; and to amend, alter or repeal any resolution of the board that by its terms provides that amendment, alteration or repeal by a committee cannot happen.”

“A copy of the form 990 is provided to the cfo 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 board of directors who then approve the form 990. Once management is satisfied with the form 990, the ceo signs the form 8879-te authorizing the preparer to e-file the return.”

“The organization's conflict of interest policy applies to all employees, contractors, agents, officers and board members. The policy is disseminated at staff meetings and discussed at leadership meetings, with a continued heightened awareness of conflicts and what they look like for staff. If a director has a conflict of interest with regards to a matter under consideration by the board, the director discloses the circumstances and abstains from the discussion and any vote on the matter.”

“The compensation committee of the board reviews and approves compensation arrangements. Other types of consulting and research are done if necessary. The process was most recently conducted in 2022.”

“See part vi, section b, line 15a.”

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

“Form 990, part iii, line 4a - first accomplishment continued direct patient care medical services are provided to the community in general by board certified physicians, family practice residents, employed mid-level providers (physicians assistants and nurse practitioners), and certified nursing staff. Provision of care is rendered under the direction of the medical director. Medical services include acute primary care (family practice, internal medicine, and pediatrics), preventive care, obstetrics, gynecology, primary care procedures, minor surgeries, behavioral health, vaccinations and health consultations. Services are provided in the clinic, hospital, nursing homes, and home settings. Oral health are provided to the community in general by board certified dentists and employed hygienists. Ancillary services - ancillary services include diagnostic laboratory, radiology and pharmacy. Ancillary services are provided on-site for a more comprehensive, efficient provision of care. Laboratory services are sub-contracted to quest diagnostics. Chcw employs a licensed radiology technician who provides pharmacy services. Chcw is the sole provider of wic in kittitas county. Support services - support services include billing, administration, referral coordination, patient education and medical records. These services are not reimbursable but are provided for the benefit of patients in the course of providing patient services. Employed staff provide all support services. Form 990, part iii, line 4b - second accomplishment continued direct resident teaching - direct teaching includes presentations, didactics, speakers, small group discussions, lectures, and hands-on workshops. Direct teaching is designed to further workshops. Direct teaching is designed to further biomedical, psychosocial, and practical knowledge in a classroom and/or interactive setting. Direct resident teaching meets the accreditation requirements outlined by the american college of graduate medical education and the american osteopathic association. Most direct educational activities occur in the clinic and hospital setting by faculty and are provided by invited guests. Resident advising - each resident is assigned a faculty advisor. Advisors provide feedback on resident knowledge and performance, information resources, career counseling, and other areas of advice as it affects residents' success within the program. Residents and advisors meet on an interim basis throughout their academic program. Resident supervision and observation at non-clinic sites - residents rotate to non-chcw sites to observe and learn from providers in medical and surgical specialties. Residents' interact under the direct supervision of the attending specialist for purposes of furthering residents' medical knowledge and experience.”

“Rental expense 32,770 rental expense -32,770”