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MAIN APPLICATION stated, the target population for FQHC services is the low- income population living below 200% of the Federal Poverty Guideline. Most program "beneficiaries" hear of our program word -of -mouth from friends and relatives, but many are referred to our program by other health and human services programs that are aware of CCHC services. With the exception of WIC, HRSA requires all individuals receiving primary care services at CCHC to register as patients, at which time they are provided information about the CCHC program services and its sliding fee scales for medical and dental care. Those who wish to be placed on CCHCs sliding fee scales (overwhelmingly those without health insurance, although those with health insurance may also apply) submit their family size and income documentation on an annual basis to qualify for sliding fees. e) Who specifically will carry out the activities and in what location will they be carried out? The CCHC staff members carry out all program activities on site at CCHC. The Table below presents a staffing picture for the Carrboro Health Center by service. Again, Human Services funds help support medical services provided by primary care teams of family health providers (e.g. physicians, family nurse practitioners, physician assistants), nurses, medical assistants, and lab personnel. On occasion, CCHC staff members conduct community outreach, usually in concert with other agencies (e.g. health fairs). CCHC Primary Care Program Staff (35.518 FTE)* CCHC Service FTE Primary Medical Care with on -site Lab 14.118 FTE (includes 7 medical providers) Dental Care 6.375 FTE ( includes 2 dentists) Pharmacy (walk -in) 4.825 FTE (includes 5 pharmacists) WIC Nutrition Program 3.3 FTE (includes 1 dietician)* Care Management 2 FTE ACA Outreach and Enrollments Assistance 1 FTE Center Administrative Staff (i.e. front desks) 7.2 FTE (center management and front office staff) * WIC staff are considered PHS organization staff, and are part of PHS Central Administrative Office Budget, not the CCHC Program Budget. f) Describe specifically the period over which the activities will be carried out, the frequency with which the activities will be carried out, and the frequency with which services will be delivered. Include an implementation timeline. Services are continuously available to the community at the times listed in table below. Medical appointments are scheduled on a standard 20- minute interval during the clinical day and are available year round (there are 9 PHS holidays /year when the health centers are closed). Carrboro Community Health Center: Hours of Operation by Service CCHC Service Total Hours Schedule Primary Medical Care with on -site Lab 55 hours /week M /Th: 8 am. -8 pm. T: 9 a -5 p W /Fri: 8a -5p; Sat: 8a -1p Cardiology (by PHS PCP referral) 3 hours /month Third Thursday of the month, 5 -8pm Dermatology (by PHS PCP referral) 4 hours /week Fridays 1 -5 pm Dental Care 49 hours /week M /T /W /Th: 8a -6p; Friday 8a -5p Pharmacy (walk -in) 48 hours /week M /Th: 8:30a -8 p. T: 9a -5p W /Fr: 8:30 a -5 p. Burmese Interpretation (contracted hourly staff)* 36 hours /week M /Th: 8:00 am — 5 pm T/W /Fri: 9a -3p Women Infant Child Nutrition Program 53.5 hrs /week Same as Medical except Thursday close is 6:30 pm. Care Management 55 hours /week Same as Primary Medical Care ACA Outreach and Enrollments Assistance 55 hours /week Same as Primary Medical Care Revised November 20, 2014 Page 8 of 22 Pages