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Sep 3, 2026
Oct 16, 2026
Provide a solution that meets the requirements of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Interoperability and Patient Access rule CMS-9115 and 0057-F, as well as professional services for implementation.
Posted
Aug 12, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
The District of Columbia Health Care Finance (DHCF) seeks a vendor to operate and staff the District Direct Contact Center for FY 27. The work includes full-time call-center staffing, inbound and outbound communications, customer-service functions, and associated application software support for health-care financing programs. The solicitation is an open Request for Proposal with an open date of August 12, 2026, and a closing date of November 9, 2026.
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Washington
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District of Columbia
Address
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441 4th St NW
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(202) 442-5988
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20001
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The meeting focused on reviewing findings from the TMaH Community Conversations report regarding Medicaid beneficiaries' navigation of maternity care. Key topics included participants' experiences with provider interactions, navigation challenges, the burden of self-coordination, and the impact of administrative and language barriers. The advisory group discussed potential implications for TMaH, specifically addressing access infrastructure, care quality, safety standards, and whole-person care approaches. Additional discussion centered on refining bias training, increasing transparency regarding home visiting programs, improving education for pregnancy programs, and enhancing postpartum care support. The session concluded with updates on new resources for Doula services.
The meeting consisted of a formal vote to adjourn, with attendance records noted for board members and ex-officio members.
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The meeting focused on the Transforming Maternal Health (TMaH) initiative, covering key discussion points such as whole-person care pillars, CMS-required milestones, and upcoming payment model adjustments, including the delay of prospective payments and expected timelines for retrospective shared savings. Additionally, participants examined perinatal substance use disorder (SUD) screening, addressing challenges like stigma, health inequities, and the need for standardized referral workflows. Discussions also highlighted the importance of provider training, resource guides for patients and caregivers, and the necessity of strengthening coordination with community-based organizations to support effective treatment and discharge planning.
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