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The contract obligates the provider to deliver complete heart transplant services under an all-inclusive per-procedure model, encompassing all phases of patient care from pre-operative evaluation through surgical transplantation and extended post-operative management. This includes a guaranteed 10-day inpatient hospital stay, with all associated clinical, surgical, nursing, diagnostic, and support services bundled into a single bundled payment structure to ensure seamless coordination and accountability throughout the patient journey. This subcontract, assigned under NAICS code 622210 and issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs through Network Contract Office 19, is designed to standardize and streamline cardiac transplant care across the VA healthcare system. The agreement emphasizes comprehensive, end-to-end responsibility without itemized billing, requiring the contractor to manage all logistical, clinical, and administrative elements necessary to deliver safe and effective transplant outcomes within the specified timeframe. The scope is rigidly defined to eliminate variability in service delivery and ensure consistent quality for veteran patients undergoing this high-complexity procedure.

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Provider delivers full heart transplant care under one bundled payment with 10-day inpatient guarantee for VA veterans.

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Department Of Veterans Affairs → Network Contract Office 19 (36C259)View Agency

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622210 - Psychiatric and Substance Abuse HospitalsView NAICS

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PostedMay 19

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AgencyDepartment Of Veterans Affairs → Network Contract Office 19 (36C259)

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Provide comprehensive heart transplant services including pre-operative evaluation, surgical transplantation, post-operative care, and a 10-day hospital stay under an all-inclusive per-procedure model.

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