10A NCAC 39A .0103. MIGRANT HEALTH PROGRAM SERVICES

(a)  The North Carolina Farmworker Health Program may contract with local health departments, public or private agencies or providers to provide the following health services to migrants:

(1)           primary care services;

(2)           dental services;

(3)           outreach services;

(4)           health status assessments;

(5)           referrals for medical and dental care; and

(6)           other services as specified in the contract.

(b)  A local health department, public or private agency or provider interested in contracting for migrant health services may submit a brief proposal to the North Carolina Farmworker Health Program.  The proposal shall include:

(1)           a description of service area;

(2)           a statement of needs to be addressed, expressed in quantitative terms to the extent possible;

(3)           a statement of specific goals and objectives for addressing needs;

(4)           an outline of methodology and activities for achieving goals and objectives;

(5)           a statement of monitoring methods to be used in measuring outcome of activities; and

(6)           a projected detailed budget.

(c)  Contracts may be renewed on an annual basis based upon determination of a continuing need for these services in the area served by the provider and the need for services in other areas of the State and the availability of funds.

 

History Note:        Authority G.S. 130A‑223; Sec. 329, Public Health Services Act, 95 Stat. 569(42 U.S.C. 254b);

Eff. January 1, 1983;

Amended Eff. June 1, 2004; September 1, 1990.