HRSA Health Center Program Requirements / OSV Readiness
What HRSA reviewers ask for. On file, current, complete.
- Governance and board authority
- Scope of project, services, and clinical staffing
- Quality, sliding fee, and financial operations
AYA helps Federally Qualified Health Centers prepare for HRSA Operational Site Visits, protect FTCA deemed status, and keep their 340B programs audit-ready.
No patient data. No audit. No obligation.
A single fixed-scope engagement that screens your health center across three federal compliance domains, each tied to requirements that carry real operational and financial consequences.
What HRSA reviewers ask for. On file, current, complete.
The full deeming record. Not just the risk narrative.
What HRSA auditors expect. Checked before they arrive.
Most compliance findings aren't surprises. They're gaps that sat unaddressed until someone noticed. We exist to find them first.
Every health center is different. We scope and confirm the investment after our initial assessment, based on what your organization needs most.
Our flagship fixed-scope screening across all three domains, delivered as a scored report your leadership team can act on.
Scoped individually. Engaged when a Health Scan finding warrants deeper review, or when you want a single domain examined in depth.
An ongoing relationship that keeps your scorecard current between full scans and flags new federal rule changes relevant to your programs.
Share your name, organization, and email. Tick the box and we'll email a short intake form.
We reply within one business day and set up a 15-minute call.
On the call, we walk you through a one-page snapshot and what a full scan would cover. No obligation.
Tell us where to reach you. We'll reply within one business day, set up a 15-minute call, and walk you through a one-page snapshot of where you stand.
AYA Compliance Advisory was founded to bring more than 15 years of risk, compliance, and regulatory experience to FQHC compliance.
Kwame's career spans financial services, insurance, and healthcare, with a consistent focus on regulatory remediation, executive advisory, and governance frameworks built to withstand external scrutiny.
Since founding AYA, he has focused exclusively on FQHC compliance across HRSA Program Requirements, FTCA deeming criteria, and 340B program rules.
The standard is simple: be ready before the reviewer arrives.