Title X

Family Planning Program Update

IPP Webinar

April 14, 2010

Jill K. Leslie, RPC

Presentation Objectives

Describe Title X Male Reproductive Health Services National response Region VIII response

Describe implications of new Pap Guidelines for Title X users

Describe possible implications of health care reform’s effect for Title X users

Male Training Center for Family Planning - New!!

Provides training to enhance the capacity of service projects to provide family planning and related preventive health services to males

Training Needs Assessment Research/Resource Collection and

Dissemination Expert Panels

Family Planning Council, Inc., Philadelphia, PA

CHECK IT OUT!

The National Male Training Center (MTC) for Family Planning and Reproductive Health announces the launch of its NEW WEBSITE:

www.fpcmtc.org

Male Family Planning ResearchQuarterly OPA Research & Evaluation Updates

Five study sites and one coordinating center (CHT/Austin) testing a comprehensive family planning service delivery model for males.  

•San Antonio•San Diego•Philadelphia•Billings (IMPP)•Fitchburg

•The primary purpose of the male research cooperative agreement is to study the effectiveness of a three-tired comprehensive service delivery model aimed at increasing the number of males who access family planning and related preventive health services in clinical settings. 

For more information go to http://www.hhs.gov/opa/ore/index.html

NEW!

Promising Practices and Marketing Strategies for Male Services—The Male Reproductive Health Compendium is now Available!

Region VIII2010 Male Reproductive Health Services Application Guidance

Estimated Average One-Year Award: $20,000

Estimated Average Three-Year Award: $40,000 per year

Less Frequent Pap Tests Recommended

First Cervical Cancer Screening Delayed Until Age 21

OPA Program Instruction Series, OPA 09-01

“Therefore, in order for Title X grantees to continue to provide services that are of high quality and in compliance with Title X requirements, Title X providers, in consultation with agency medical directors, should develop written clinical protocols that are consistent with the most current nationally recognized standards of care. ”

HEALTH CARE REFORM

DETAILS

                     

CONCERNS : RESPONSES

“Eligible provider status”

Loss of clients

Rates cover costs

Insurers delay payment

Advocate Marketing Work with State agencies

Staff knowledge of billing systems

Participate

Client education

Bill for comprehensiv

e package

Cash reserve

Thank You!