RHTP in Practice: Compliance, Oversight and Lessons from Early Implementation

As Rural Health Transformation Programs move from planning into implementation, participating organizations are facing increasingly complex compliance, oversight and accountability obligations. With programs now operating in practice, organizations are confronting real-world issues related to grant compliance, contractor and subrecipient oversight, documentation requirements, audit readiness and ongoing program sustainability.

Hall Render attorneys Ben Fee, Lori Wink and Andrew Heberling provide an update on national RHTP developments and a practical discussion of the legal, regulatory and grant issues organizations should be addressing now.

Topics include:

• Current RHTP developments and implementation trends from across the country
• Federal grant compliance requirements and common risk areas
• Managing contractor and subrecipient relationships
• Documentation, reporting and record retention expectations
• Audit preparedness, monitoring activities and responding to audit findings
• Regulatory considerations affecting implementation and operations