PromptCare will remain in the Precision network, just not as a source of primary care physicians for new employees. When or if this changes, affected individuals will be notified directly. It is my understanding that new employees and individuals seeking a change are informed of this plan provision. The list of Precision PCPs does change on a periodic basis for a variety of reasons. Whenever the status of a PCP changes, Precision Health Network and CoreSource have a process for notifying plan participants who are affected.
Several administrators serve as ad hoc or non-voting members.
The purpose of this committee is to advise the Chancellor on all parking and transportation matters that affect our campus. In keeping with this broad overall function, TPAC Chair Tom Swafford appointed a sub-committee at the end of last year to look into permit access and overall parking planning. He asked this sub-committee to meet over the summer and come back with suggestions. I was on this committee, as were representatives of the Bloomington Faculty Coucil, the Professional Staff Council, Parking Operations and the Chancellor's office. The subcommittee's report starts with several basic assumptions.