County of Orange Opengov #MA-042-24010890

DESIGNATED EMERGENCY SERVICES

The County of Orange, California, through its Health Care Agency, has entered into a five-year agreement with Children's Hospital of Orange County, a California nonprofit corporation, for the provision of designated emergency services to residents of Orange County. The contract, managed by the County's Health Care Agency, has an aggregate maximum obligation of $1,960,724. The hospital holds multiple designations including Acute Care Hospital, Emergency Receiving Center, Children's Emergency Receiving Center, Base Hospital Services, Trauma Receiving Center, and Pediatric Trauma Receiving Center. The agreement includes the provision of specialized emergency communication equipment such as the Hospital Emergency Administrative Radio (HEAR) System, 800 MHz Radio System, and Base Hospital Equipment. It also encompasses services like emergency medical services, participation in disaster response, maintenance of licenses and accreditations, and integration of EMS patient data with hospital electronic health records (EHR) systems, with a reimbursement cap of $34,900.80 for data exchange services. Notices are to be sent to specified addresses in Santa Ana and Orange, California. The contract emphasizes compliance with applicable laws and regulations, and outlines responsibilities related to equipment maintenance, data interoperability, and emergency response coordination.

Description

Contract between County of Orange and Children's Hospital of Orange County for the provision of designated emergency services to residents of Orange County. The contract term is from July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2028, with an aggregate maximum obligation of $1,960,724. The hospital is designated as an Acute Care Hospital, Emergency Receiving Center, Children's Emergency Receiving Center, Base Hospital Services, Trauma Receiving Center, and Pediatric Trauma Receiving Center. The contract is managed by the County of Orange Health Care Agency.

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