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Telehealth Infrastructure and Coordination for Pediatric Health

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This subcontract focuses on providing and managing secure telehealth infrastructure for prime contractors supporting the State of Alaska Department of Health Early Intervention/Infant Learning Program. The primary objective is to facilitate remote pediatric health evaluations by delivering HIPAA-compliant video conferencing and coordinating technical access between medical specialists and 15 different regional programs. The service provider is responsible for ensuring seamless connectivity and strict adherence to State of Alaska data privacy standards. Key deliverables include the maintenance of functional telehealth access and the submission of regular connectivity reports to verify system performance and reliability across the network.

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Subcontract for HIPAA-compliant telehealth infrastructure and technical management for Alaska pediatric health evaluations.

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This scope was carved out of 26-007.

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RFI 26-007 - Early Intervention / Infant Learning Program Statewide Equite Project: Vision Consultation and Services

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AgencyState of Alaska → Health
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Supplies and manages secure telehealth platforms for prime contractors on Alaska Department of Health Early Intervention/Infant Learning Program projects. Provides HIPAA-compliant video conferencing and coordinates technical access between specialists and 15 regional programs to ensure connectivity for remote evaluations. Requires adherence to State of Alaska data privacy standards. Delivers functional telehealth access and connectivity reports.

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