Texas Tech University SCIQuest #TTUHSCEP-RFP 774-222172130

Diabetes Patient Navigation Program Needs Assessment and Strategic Plan

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at El Paso is seeking consulting support to plan a regional Diabetes Patient Navigation Program. - Government buyer: Texas Tech University System, through Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at El Paso (TTUHSC EP); no specific office is identified. - Requested service: A needs assessment and strategic plan for a centralized, sustainable, scalable program serving El Paso and the Borderplex region. - Review existing services and identify gaps in care coordination and access. - Develop recommendations for coordination among medical providers, specialty clinics, pharmacies, diagnostic services, diabetes education, financial assistance, and community resources. - Work with TTUHSC EP leadership, Clinical Operations, clinical departments, institutional programs, patients, and community stakeholders. - Assess the feasibility of an initial pilot at Texas Tech Physicians of El Paso’s Alberta Avenue clinics. - Scope boundary: Planning and program development only; implementation and operation are excluded unless separately authorized. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs or consulting vendors are named. Texas Tech University System, TTUHSC EP, and Texas Tech Physicians of El Paso are identified as buyer or stakeholder organizations. - Products and quantities: No products are requested; the service quantity is not specified.

Description

The Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at El Paso seeks proposals from qualified consulting firms to conduct a comprehensive needs assessment and develop a strategic plan for a Diabetes Patient Navigation Program serving patients in El Paso and the Borderplex region. The work includes evaluating existing services, identifying care coordination gaps, and recommending a sustainable, scalable centralized program model in collaboration with institutional and community stakeholders. The program is intended to improve coordination across medical providers, specialty clinics, pharmacies, diagnostic services, diabetes education, financial assistance, and community resources; an initial pilot is anticipated at the Texas Tech Physicians of El Paso Alberta Avenue clinics. This is a planning and program-development engagement, and implementation or operation of the program is not included unless separately authorized through a subsequent agreement.

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