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Minnesota DHS perinatal care access and coordination analysis

Minnesota DHS is seeking consulting support to identify and address gaps in perinatal care access and coordination for Medicaid members in Hennepin County. - Government buyer: Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS), Health Care Administration (HCA), Office of the Medicaid Medical Director (OMMD). - Opportunity: The Transforming Maternal Health Model analysis may be awarded to up to three vendors, with vendors able to propose on one, two, or all three priority areas. - Priority areas: - Perinatal depression, anxiety, substance-use, and tobacco-use screening, referrals, and follow-up. - Screening, referrals, and follow-up for social needs, including food and housing insecurity, transportation and utilities needs, and intimate partner violence. - Telehealth and home monitoring for gestational diabetes and hypertension, including related services, devices, and apps. The request is for analysis and recommendations, not specified device or product purchases. - Work and deliverables: Medicaid policy and service gap analyses; process and patient-journey maps; stakeholder engagement; actionable policy, billing, workflow, referral, and implementation recommendations; plain-language reports, presentations, and one-page summaries. Each priority area includes at least four engagement sessions, along with project management, monthly reporting, meetings, and CMS reporting support. - Funding: Approximately $300,000 total, or about $100,000 per priority area. - OEMs and named vendors: No OEMs, product manufacturers, or prospective vendors are named in the opportunity. No product part numbers or product purchase quantities are specified.

Description

The Minnesota Department of Human Services is seeking proposals to analyze access to whole-person perinatal care and care coordination for the Transforming Maternal Health Model in Hennepin County. The state seeks up to three vendors to support three Priority Areas; proposals may cover one, two, or all three. The state may award the work to one or multiple vendors, including separate awards for each Priority Area. Any resulting contract is anticipated to run through December 31, 2027, with the possibility of extensions up to a total of five years.

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