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To assist health care providers and non-Federal entities in establishing health programs and facilities and contracting for medical services. These grants are usually used to help pay for the acquisition, construction, operation or maintenance of the health program, facilities or services, including administrative costs associated with the operation and maintenance of a health program, as well as equipment, supplies, and equipment purchases. The PHS 5161-1 covers a broad range of conditions and conditions affecting health. The grant includes a comprehensive provision that allows PHS to specify its own priorities as well as a description of the specific conditions to which a request was made. It should be noted, however, that any conditions not specifically listed in the grant application may be specified in the grant. Applicants should not submit multiple or duplicate applications under this program. In addition, applicants should note that they shall not receive a grant to conduct activities that do not meet all of PHS's grant criteria. The PHS 5161-1 includes the following information and instructions for PHS to evaluate the application: 1. The application must define the specific services to be funded, and describe how the proposed activities are designed to address the specific condition (, diabetes treatment program to provide medical treatment of individuals with diabetes). 2. For every year's grant period, grant awards are based on whether the applicant(s) provide or will provide health services of a reasonable quality and for an agreed-upon period of time. In some cases, the award may be made over a shorter period of time than is listed on the PHS Grant Application Form PHS-5161-1, the Public Health Service (PHS) 5161-1. 3. All grantees are asked to submit a report that explains how they will maintain the project or facility as outlined in the grant terms and conditions. The PHS 5161-1 includes a provision that allows PHS to modify or add to the terms and conditions. 4. The grantee must submit a detailed financial report that describes its financial arrangements for both the medical and nonmedical aspects of the service, and also includes the number of residents and employees that the grantee is employing during the grant period. 5. The applicant(s) are required to submit a copy of its most recent audit of finances from the Federal Government. However, the PHS 5161-1 does not require this audit. For a review of audit procedures, review section of the PHS Grants Policy Statement.