HHS Delays Provider Relief Fund Reporting Deadline

After opening the Provider Relief Fund (PRF) reporting portal for registration only last week, HHS announced that the deadline for reporting PRF relief will be later than previously stated.

Originally scheduled for February 15, 2021, the first quarterly deadline will be delayed to allow time for HHS to update the reporting parameters in accordance with the new Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act, which added another $3 billion in funding to the PRF program.

While HHS has not yet provided the new deadline, there are key steps you should take in the meantime if your organization received more than $10,000 in PRF payments:

Register Now

HHS and Grassi strongly encourage all affected PRF recipients to register on the reporting portal as soon as possible, despite the deadline extension. This process will ensure you are on the email list to receive updates from HHS when it is your time to proceed with reporting PRF payments.

Plan for Compliance

If you have not already, it is essential to carefully document how PRF funds were allocated on eligible expenses and compile all required data, including eligible lost revenues and expenses attributable to coronavirus; other federal, state and local assistance and insurance payments received in 2020; and non-financial information on employees, patients and facilities.

Stay Connected with Grassi Advisors

If you are working with a Grassi Nonprofit advisor or Grassi Healthcare Advisors to prepare your reporting, please advise us when your registration is complete and forward all subsequent emails received from HHS through the reporting portal.

If you would like to know more about how our advisors can help you determine and report eligible spending, please reach out to your Grassi advisor or contact David M. Rottkamp, Not-for-Profit Practice Leader, or Joseph Tomaino, CEO of Grassi Healthcare Advisors.


David M. Rottkamp David M. Rottkamp, CPA, is an Audit Partner and Nonprofit Practice Leader, at Grassi. David has over 36 years of experience providing audit and advisory services to the not-for-profit and health care industries. David focuses on organizations serving individuals with special needs, religious organizations, educational institutions, membership associations, social service providers, healthcare providers, foundations, and the arts and culture world. David’s technical knowledge allows... Read full bio

Joseph Tomaino Joseph Tomaino is the Chief Executive Officer of Grassi Healthcare Advisors, LLC and has nearly 40 years of healthcare management experience working in the not-for-profit, for-profit and government-sponsored segments. As a chief executive officer, chief nursing officer, consultant, and educator, Joseph has worked with provider organizations and payers across the U.S. as an architect of value based care -- improving clinical effectiveness along with... Read full bio