Health Commons Project

“Rob & Christy Arnold are married.”

“A final draft of the 990 will be presented to the HCP board for review. Once they have had an opportunity to review and ask any questions HCP's ED, Treasurer and CFO will finalize and approve the 990 tax form for filing with the IRS.”

“HCP will request that each Director, Officer and Committee member annually sign a conflict-of-interest statement. Those forms will be gathered by HCP's ED and summarized. The summarization of any and all conflicts will be shared with HCP's board chair. The summarization and the forms will be kept on file by HCP.”

“A compensation study was done, along with a review by the Board.”

“No other documents are available to the public.”

“Program Contractors: Program service expenses 714,119. Management and general expenses 73,781. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 787,900.”

“Health Commons Project (HCP) founding member, Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority, needed urgent assistance designing /implementing and managing a new, software based timekeeping system to track firefighter time working at COVID 19 community testing and vaccination sites. The HCP board wanted to help Puget Sound Fire address the timekeeping need but recognized that software based timekeeping systems was not part of the mission, so HCP outsourced the work to HCP's software/technology partner, Quad Aim Partners, SPC. In addition, HCP schools program team identified an opportunity to support Renton School District's Referral to Behavioral Health project. The project requires specialized technical assistance and software knowledge related to sharing of protected student health information governed by FERPA/HIPAA rules. While the project is well aligned with HCP's health equity mission, the HCP implementation team and HCP board decided to assign the technical compliance work to HCP's software/technology partner, Quad Aim Partners, SPC. Quad Aim Partners serves as the "affiliated covered entity" for this project.”