EIN: 542026502
UEI: M9NNAELESMR3
Data as of August 23, 2026
Management decision deadline — for entities that funded this organization
The FAC accepted this audit on February 23, 2026. Under 2 CFR 200.521(d), a pass-through entity that provided federal funds to this organization for this audit period must issue a management decision on these findings by August 23, 2026 (1 day ago).
What is a management decision? →Fifteen applications were selected for testing. PATHS incorrectly approved an application for Slide A status, when it should have been approved for Slide B status. One application was approved for Slide D status, when it should have been approved for Slide C status. Cause: Household income and family size data were incorrectly calculated when determining sliding scale status. Effect: Applicants were not approved or denied appropriately. Recommendation: Controls should be strengthened to ensure that the amounts entered into the online software are accurate. Views of Responsible Officials: PATHS is considering corrective action for FY26.
Show full finding ▾Hide full finding ▴Program: Health Center Program Cluster (Assistance Listing Number 93.224) Criteria: Applicants who meet the published federal income eligibility guidelines are eligible for sliding scale benefits. Condition: Fifteen applications were selected for testing. PATHS incorrectly approved an application for Slide A status, when it should have been approved for Slide B status. One application was approved for Slide D status, when it should have been approved for Slide C status. Cause: Household income and family size data were incorrectly calculated when determining sliding scale status. Effect: Applicants were not approved or denied appropriately. Recommendation: Controls should be strengthened to ensure that the amounts entered into the online software are accurate. Views of Responsible Officials: PATHS is considering corrective action for FY26.
Controls have been strengthened to ensure that the front desk accurately enters applicants’ income and family size into the ECW system when determining eligibility for the sliding fee schedule. A member of the Finance Department is reviewing all sliding fee applications. These policies and procedures have been implemented to improve accuracy and compliance. Policy 01-03-029 – Sliding Fee Audit Policy was implemented on June 1, 2025. This policy includes the following: The Compliance Officer conducts a monthly audit, with audit results submitted to the Risk Manager on a quarterly basis. The Front Desk Trainer provides additional training to any employee who receives a failing score on an audit. This training is documented and signed off by the employee, the Front Desk Trainer, and the employee’s supervisor. Disciplinary actions are as follows: 1. First occurrence – One-on-one training 2. Second occurrence – Verbal warning and additional training 3. Third occurrence – Written warning 4. Fourth occurrence – Up to and including termination Mandatory training was conducted on January 14th and 15th and included all site managers, operations managers, the CFO, and the COO. Additional Controls Implemented: Effective July 1, 2025, all sliding fee applications are reviewed by a member of the Finance Department. The front desk is required to make any corrections or changes identified during the finance review. In addition, a task force has been formed to ensure appropriate follow-up is completed and to identify new opportunities to improve accuracy and compliance for all sliding fee patients. The front desk has also been provided with an Excel-based tool to assist with accurately entering patient income.
2024-001
FAC accepted this audit on December 27, 2024 — management decision was due June 27, 2025.
Fifteen applications were selected for testing. PATHS incorrectly approved two applications for Slide A status, when they should have been approved for Slide C status. One application was approved for Slide D status, when it should have been rejected. Cause: Household income and family size data were incorrectly calulcated when determining sliding scale status. Effect: Applicants were not approved or denied appropriately. Recommendation: Controls should be strengthened to ensure that the amounts entered into the online software are accurate. Views of Responsible Officials: PATHS is considering corrective action for FY24.
Show full finding ▾Hide full finding ▴Program: Health Center Program Cluster (Assistance Listing Number 93.224/93.527) Criteria: Applicants who meet the published federal income eligibility guidelines are eligible for sliding scale benefits. Condition: Fifteen applications were selected for testing. PATHS incorrectly approved two applications for Slide A status, when they should have been approved for Slide C status. One application was approved for Slide D status, when it should have been rejected. Cause: Household income and family size data were incorrectly calulcated when determining sliding scale status. Effect: Applicants were not approved or denied appropriately. Recommendation: Controls should be strengthened to ensure that the amounts entered into the online software are accurate. Views of Responsible Officials: PATHS is considering corrective action for FY24.
Controls have been strengthened to ensure that front desk accurately enters applicant's income and family size into ECW for determining eligibility for the sliding fee schedule. A new policy and procedure will be implemented as follows: To esnure that all staff are properly trained and following Policy 02-02-013 Patients applying for a sliding fee. A mandatory training will be done January 14th and 15th to include all site managers, operations managers, CFO, and COO. The compliance officer will perform a monthly audit. The audit will be submitted to the risk manager quarterly. The front desk trainer will provide additional training to any person who receives a fail on the audit. This training will be signed off by the employee, front desk trainer, and their supervisor. Discipline will be the following: 1st occurrence one on one training 2nd occurrence a verbal warning and additional training 3rd occurrence a written warning 4th occurrence up to termination
FAC accepted this audit on March 8, 2021 — management decision was due September 8, 2021.
2020-001 Material Weakness
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2020-001 Contact Person: Tori Lester
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