B-1 CARES Act Part B Allocations Report_updated_01.27.2021_c

OMB Number (0915-0318)

Expiration date (09/30/2023)

Part B Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act Allocations Report

	FYXX Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) Part B CARES Act (X7C) Allocations Report
Section A: Identifying Information
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Section A: Part B CARES Act Allocations by Program Component		Total RWHAP Part B CARES Act Funds
		Amount	Percentage
1. Part B CARES Act AIDS Drug Assistance Program Subtotal		$0	- -
a. ADAP Services			- -
b. Health Insurance to Provide Medications			- -
c. ADAP Access/Adherence/Monitoring Services			- -
2. Part B CARES Act Health Insurance Premium & Cost Sharing Assistance for Low Income Individuals			- -
3. Part B CARES Act Home and Community-based Health Services			- -
4a. Part B CARES Act HIV Care Consortia		$0	- -
4b. Part B CARES Act HIV Care Consortia Administration2			- -
5. Part B CARES Act State Direct Services		$0	- -
6. Part B CARES Act Clinical Quality Management3			- -
7. Part B CARES Act Recipient Planning & Evaluation Activities4			- -
8. Part B CARES Act Recipient Administration 4			- -
9. Column Totals		$0	0.00%
10.Total Part B CARES Act Allocations5		$0
Section B: Breakdown of RWHAP Part B CARES Act Funds allocated to Core Medical and Support Service		RWHAP Part B CARES Act Funds
		1. Consortia		2. Direct services				3.Total
		Amount	Percentage	Amount			Percentage	Amount		Percentage
1. Core Medical Services Sub-total		$0	- -	$0			- -	$0		- -
a. AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) Treatments
b. AIDS Pharmaceutical Assistance			- -				- -			- -
c. Early Intervention Services			- -				- -			- -
d. Health Insurance Premium & Cost Sharing Assistance for Low Income Individuals
e. Home and Community-based Health Services
f. Home Health Care			- -				- -			- -
g. Hospice			- -				- -			- -
h. Medical Case Management (including Treatment Adherence Services)			- -				- -			- -
i. Medical Nutrition Therapy			- -				- -			- -
j. Mental Health Services			- -				- -			- -
k. Oral Health Care			- -				- -			- -
l. Outpatient /Ambulatory Health Services			- -				- -			- -
m. Substance Abuse Outpatient Care			- -				- -			- -
2. Support Services Sub-total		$0	- -				- -			- -
a. Child Care Services			- -				- -			- -
b. Emergency Financial Assistance			- -				- -			- -
c. Food Bank/Home Delivered Meals			- -				- -			- -
d. Health Education/Risk Reduction			- -				- -			- -
e. Housing			- -				- -			- -
f. Linguistics Services			- -				- -			- -
g. Medical Transportation			- -				- -			- -
h. Non-Medical Case Management Services			- -				- -			- -
i. Other Professional Services			- -				- -			- -
j. Outreach Services			- -				- -			- -
k. Psychosocial Support Services			- -				- -			- -
l. Referral for Health Care and Support Services			- -				- -			- -
m. Rehabilitation Services			- -				- -			- -
n. Respite Care			- -				- -			- -
o. Substance Abuse Services (residential)			- -				- -			- -
3. Total Services Allocations		$0	- -	$0			- -	$0		- -

Footnotes:
(1) The total services amounts will automatically be calculated based on the details you provide in Section D, column 1 or 2 or 3.
(2) Consortia/Emerging Communities Administration, Planning and Evaluation costs may not exceed 10% of their respective total funds.
(3) Clinical Quality Management may not exceed 5% of the Part B X7C award, or 3 million, whichever amount is smaller.
(4) Planning & Evaluation or Recipient Administration may not exceed 10% of the Part B X07 award. Additionally, the combined costs for these two categories may not exceed 15% of the Part B X7C award.
(5) This amount must equal the recipient's total Part B X7C award.

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