HRSA Cancels 2025 UDS+ Reporting Requirement

Posted on April 30, 2025

AAFCPAs would like to make clients aware that the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) announced health centers will not need to submit the UDS+ report for the 2024 reporting year, originally due May 30, 2025. This update was shared during HRSA’s BPHC Program Updates webinar this week and confirmed in the Primary Health Care Digest.

Health centers must still submit the standard Uniform Data System (UDS) report by April 30, 2025.

We continue to monitor HRSA announcements and will provide timely updates to help you stay in compliance.

Please reach out to your AAFCPAs advisor with questions.

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About the Author

Courtney McFarland, CPA, MSA, 340B ACE

Courtney is an audit & consulting partner in the firm’s Healthcare Practice with extensive experience advising the nation's healthcare safety net community, including Federally Qualified Heath Centers (FQHCs), clinics, and behavioral health providers. She delivers a full range of solutions solving the challenges that AAFCPAs’ healthcare clients face, including: audits in accordance with Uniform Guidance/Single Audit and Government Auditing Standards, 340B pharmacy program requirements, best practices for reconciliation & analysis of statistical and programmatic data, …

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