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Primary Medical Care Services

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This subcontract for Primary Medical Care Services involves providing comprehensive primary healthcare for 898 inmates at the County of Doña Ana detention center. The scope of work includes conducting initial health intake screenings, determining medical disposition, and maintaining detailed health records and transfer logs. All services must be delivered by licensed healthcare staff who strictly adhere to NCCHC and ACA accreditation standards. The project is managed under NAICS code 621111 for the County of Doña Ana in New Mexico. Key deliverables include the submission of completed screening forms and the continuous maintenance of health records to ensure ongoing medical care for the facility population.

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Primary medical care for 898 inmates at Dona Ana detention center per accreditation standards.

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This scope was carved out of 27-0019-RI.

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27-0019-RI Medical and Mental Health Services Detention Center

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AgencyNew Mexico → County of Dona Ana
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Performs comprehensive primary healthcare services for prime contractors on County of Doña Ana detention center projects. Conducts initial health intake screenings, determines medical disposition, and maintains detailed health records and transfer logs. Requires licensed healthcare staff adhering to NCCHC and ACA accreditation standards. Delivers completed screening forms, maintained health records, and ongoing medical care for 898 inmates.

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