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Mobile Unit or Critical Access Hospital (CAH) Provider Sponsorship

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The contract sponsors healthcare providers to serve in mobile units or Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) located within Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSAs) under the SLRP sponsorship program. This subcontract aims to expand access to essential medical services in underserved rural communities by supporting the deployment and retention of qualified providers who agree to serve in these high-need locations. Providers participating in the program are expected to deliver consistent, quality care in environments where staffing shortages have historically limited patient access to healthcare. The solicitation, issued by the Rural Health and Population Studies agency under the Mississippi office, is open for responses until June 1, 2029, and falls under NAICS code 622210, which pertains to outpatient care centers including those focused on rural health services. There is no specified set-aside classification, and the work must be performed in designated HPSAs within Mississippi. The contract does not list a point of contact or physical office address, and all details are accessible via the provided procurement portal link. Participation requires alignment with SLRP guidelines, including service commitment terms and eligibility criteria for providers seeking sponsorship.

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Sponsors healthcare providers to serve in rural HPSAs in Mississippi under SLRP until June 1, 2029.

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Mississippi → Rural Health and Population StudiesView Agency

NAICS

622210 - Psychiatric and Substance Abuse HospitalsView NAICS

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MS, USA

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AgencyMississippi → Rural Health and Population Studies
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Host healthcare providers in mobile units or CAHs located in HPSAs through the SLRP sponsorship program.

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