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Minnesota DHS Actuarial Consulting Services for Integrated Health Partnerships Program

The Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) is seeking actuarial science and consulting services to support its Integrated Health Partnerships (IHP) Program Model for Minnesota Health Care Programs. - Government Buyer: - Minnesota Department of Human Services - Managed Care Contracting and Rates Division - Care Delivery and Payment Reform office - Scope of Services: - Actuarial analysis and consulting for Total Cost of Care (TCOC) in both fee-for-service and managed care arrangements - Risk adjustment, cost trend and target development, settlement calculations, and MHCP data feedback - Support for value-based purchasing models, legislative and policy initiatives, contract negotiations, and documentation - Products/Services Requested: - Actuarial Science and Consulting Services (no specific part numbers; single RFP line item) - RFP document for actuarial services (quantity: 1) - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with Minnesota's diversity and inclusion goals - Contract may be extended for up to three additional one-year periods beyond the initial term - Estimated contract value up to $670,000 - No specific OEMs or vendors are named, as this is a professional services solicitation - Opportunity is open to qualified actuarial consulting firms with relevant experience in healthcare cost modeling and value-based payment systems

Description

The Minnesota Department of Human Services is seeking a contractor to provide actuarial services to support the Integrated Health Partnerships Program Model for Minnesota Health Care Programs. The contract involves actuarial science and consulting services for the Integrated Health Partnership (IHP) program, which manages the Total Cost of Care for patients in Minnesota Health Care Programs. The solicitation includes a request for proposals with a due date and outlines the scope of work, proposal requirements, and evaluation process. The contract is anticipated to start on March 1, 2027, and end on February 28, 2029, with options for three additional one-year extensions.

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