IMPROVING BRAIN INJURY IDENTIFICATION AND CARE AMONG SURVIVORS OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Solicitation ID/Procurement Identifier: 75D301-23-Q-76318 Ultimate Completion Date: Wed Aug 27 17:00:00 GMT 2025
Solicitation Number MDH OCMP # 23-19734 Solicitation Title Western Maryland Long Term Acute Care and Brain Injury Services Issue Date 9/30/2022 Due Date/Time 10/20/2022 2:00 PM Attachment Western Maryland LTACH-Financial Form Final 23-19734 9.30.22 23-19734 Western Maryland LTACH Pre-Proposal Conference Minutes 10.5.22 FINAL Slide Deck LTACH-BIP RFP Pre-Proposal Conf. 23-19734 rev.10.05.22
Solicitation Details:TitleWestern Maryland – Long-term Acute Care and Brain Injury Services IDBPM031948Alternate IDLot #1Round #1StatusOpen[imp]OpenClosedResponses OpenedApprovedDraftDue / Close Date (EST)Due / Close Date (EST)Solicitation TypeRFP: Double Envelope ProposalPublic NoticePORFPRequest for Information & PricingRequest for InformationRequest for QuoteTechnical Envelope (Multi-Step)RFR - CATS SpecificFinancial Envelope (Multi-Step)IFB: Invitation
ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURY ADULT COMPLEX HOUSING Project Description :Fraser Health Authority (FHA) invites Respondents to submit Responses for the operation, on behalf of FHA, of four (4) community-based, home-like, licensed care settings for adults with an acquired brain injury that are experiencing mental health challenges and are engaged in substance use.
Current User: Home Biznet Menu Log In/Out Search Search Results Results Detail Solicitation Detail SCP Contract Details State Contracting Portal Contract Results Social Services, Department of Contract Detail Info For # CM_ABI_RFP_103015 Dates Award Date Start Date End Date 04/26/2016 05/01/2016 12/31/2018 Description Care Management for Acquired Brain Injury Waiver Program Request for Proposals
To develop and disseminate an educational and training program for direct care workers to give them the knowledge and skills to better support individuals, including those on Choices for Care as well as those on Money Follows the person, who have a brain injury and their caregivers. An important component of this project will be the implementation of a screening and referral system to identify individuals who may have an undiagnosed brain injury.
The project objectives are to prepare construction documents for a new Outpatient Rehabilitation and Ancillary Services clinic that would include Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) rehabilitation, Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), Geriatric Support clinics, Pain Management Clinics (Opioid Reduction, Chiropractic, Acupuncture), Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, etc. to further improve Veteran experiences by co-locating and right sizing the clinics.
