EXPANSION OF POST-ACUTE CARE FOR THE UNINSURED
Agency: | The New York |
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Level of Government: | State & Local |
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Opps ID: | NBD15153461601491302 |
Posted Date: | Apr 19, 2023 |
Due Date: | May 12, 2023 |
Source: | https://mspwvw-dcscpfvp.nyc.go... |
Procurement
NYC Health + Hospitals (NYC H+H)
Supply Chain
50 Water Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10004
Nishant Kondamudi
phone: (332) 215-1558
email: kondamun@nychhc.org
Current
Human Services/Client Services
Request for Proposals
4/19/2023
Solicitation
PIN#2678 - Due: 5/12/2023 5:00 PM
NYC Health + Hospitals is seeking a partner to 1) ensure that NYC Health + Hospitals’ patient receive the most appropriate level of care and are able to be placed rapidly in the appropriate sub-acute or post-acute level of care setting when medically appropriate, for their benefit, 2) to make space available for a surge of acute care patients at NYC Health + Hospitals who only require SNF services and who are currently receiving an acute level of care (“Patients”), from its Facilities, and 3) to provide such SNF Services when SNF has accepted the transfer Across NYC Health + Hospitals, there are currently 223 patients placed on the ALOC in EPIC as of 8/25/2022, with length of stay ranging from 2 to 1288 days; some of these patients have been a longstanding challenge. Of these, they are listed in various accommodation codes in EPIC including 25 awaiting home care placement, 116 awaiting placement in a healthcare facility, 5 awaiting residential healthcare placement, 34 non-billable (miscellaneous, pending public housing, homeless/shelter placement), 20 general code, 4 medically managed, 1 ready for discharge and 18 with no accommodation code. Given the unexpected capacity strains during the summer months, optimizing the disposition of these patient presents even greater urgency and offers the following benefits; one, these patient typically do not have any active acute medical issues and discharge to the appropriate care setting is better patient care; three, discharging these patients opens critical acute inpatient capacity that can both relieve hospital strain and ED crowding and can be a source of revenue due to new acute admissions.
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