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HEMONC Specialty Network for Access and Quality
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The HEMONC Specialty Network for Access and Quality contract, awarded by the Florida Department of Health to the University of Florida Board of Trustees, focuses on the development and implementation of a Health Care Transition Program. This initiative is designed to provide essential transition services to clients and establish quality improvement measures to enhance the overall care and experience for all individuals enrolled in the Specialty Network for Access and Quality Program. The original value of the agreement is 725,824.00 dollars. Key administrative requirements include mandatory SAM registration and strict adherence to Florida public records laws. Additionally, the contract stipulates that all audits and records must be retained for a period of six years to ensure compliance and accountability in the delivery of these healthcare services.
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$725,824NAICS
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FL, USASet-Aside
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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDAAward Issued Date
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