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Request for Information 1623-106-B - Ryan White Part B HIV Care for Intensive Case Management/Retention and Linkage to Care

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1623-106-BState & Local

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The Alaska Department of Health is seeking information from qualified vendors to provide intensive case management and patient navigation services for individuals living with HIV, under the Ryan White Part B program. The project aims to support clients with complex needs who are at high risk of discontinuing medical care or medication adherence, by deploying trained patient navigators within a medical clinic capable of meeting HRSA data reporting standards. The contract, with an estimated value between $500,000 and $1.5 million, is intended to enhance retention and linkage to care for people with HIV in Alaska, emphasizing the importance of comprehensive, coordinated support services. This Request for Information was issued on July 3, 2024, with responses due by July 15, 2024, at 2:30 PM AKST, although a subsequent solicitation deadline is listed as July 30, 2024. The process is informational and does not obligate the state to proceed with a procurement. Interested vendors are encouraged to review the detailed posting and submit their responses to the designated procurement officer, Annalisa Haynie, via email. The project underscores the state's commitment to improving health outcomes for individuals with HIV through targeted case management and retention strategies, leveraging qualified clinics equipped with appropriate data systems to meet federal requirements.

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RFI 1623-106-B Ryan White Part B HIV Care Intensive Case Management

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AgencyAlaska Department of Health
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Organization / AgencyAlaska Department of Health
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Annalisa HaynieProcurement Officer

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Request for Information Issued July 3, 2024Response Deadline:  July 15, 2024, 2:30PM AKSTProcurement Officer:  contact@example.gov:  Ryan White Part B HIV Care for Intensive Case Management/Retention and Linkage to CareDescription:The Section of Epidemiology is requesting applications for the provision of intensive case management/ patient navigation for individuals who are enrolled in medical care for HIV infection. The agency must have the required database to meet HRSA data requirements. The contractor will implement the intensive case management required for recipients of Ryan White Care.This work will be done by a medical clinic that can provide services to individuals with HIV infection. The project will support patient navigator(s) to work with clients who have HIV infection and complex needs and are at high risk for not staying in medical care or not be adherent to antiretroviral medications.NOTE:  Responses to this Request for Information (RFI) is for informational purposes only.  The RFI does not extend any rights to prospective vendors or obligate the state to conduct a solicitation or purchase any goods or services.For more information, see the attached RFI posting document attached to this notice:• 1623-106-B RFI Ryan White Part B HIV.pdf

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