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Provide management information system maintenance and operation support.
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Provide services to establish the new york state resource center for hospital sexual violence services (resource center).
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The New York State Department of Health plans to combine and continue the CANS-NY assessment-tool and Technical Assistance Institute services through a 14-month sole-source contract, C042472, with the University of Chicago. The work is intended to maintain the tool and provide continued training and certification for its use in the 1915c Children's Home and Community Based Services Waiver. The notice states that competition is infeasible because Dr. John Lyons holds the tool's copyright, and gives a contract period of January 1, 2026 through February 28, 2027, with a value of $1,954,000.
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66 John St #11
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(518) 474-2011
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10038
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This document outlines details for Contract Number T40966GM between the Department of Health (Agency Name: Health, Department of) and vendor TYLER UNDERRINER. The contract has a current amount of $120,000.00, with $80,000.00 having been spent to date. It is classified as a contract not subject to OSC Pre-Audit. The record explicitly states that original contract data, including specific start and end dates, and any contract amendment information are not available in this document.
This contract details an Oracle maintenance renewal agreement between ORACLE AMERICA INC and the Department of Health. The contract, identified as OC0003596, has a current total amount of $588,435.98, with an effective start date of July 23, 2025, and an end date of July 22, 2027. No spending has occurred to date.
This document outlines a service contract between ORACLE AMERICA INC and the Department of Health for computer technology purchase/maintenance, specifically for Oracle Intelligent Advisor. The contract, identified as OC0003614, has a value of $220,500.00 and is effective from October 23, 2025, until October 22, 2028.
This document outlines a contract (T42954GM) between TYLER PLUCHINO and the Department of Health. The current contract amount is $120,000.00, with no spending recorded to date. This contract is classified as 'Contracts Not Subject to OSC Pre-Audit'. Original contract and amendment data, including start and end dates, are explicitly stated as unavailable.
This document details a contract between ORACLE AMERICA INC and the Department of Health for an original Oracle annual maintenance contract renewal for computer hardware and software. The contract is valued at $588,435.98, with an effective period from July 23, 2023, to July 22, 2025. As of the document's reporting, no spending has occurred against this contract.
Board meetings and strategic plans from New York State Department of Health
The committee meeting addressed two primary regulatory topics for adoption recommendation. The first involved amendments to regulations for children's camps, specifically concerning children with developmental disabilities, nurse practitioner roles as health directors, and technical amendments related to environmental health and safety. The second topic discussed was the proposal to align state regulations with federal standards by reducing the minimum nurse aide training requirement from 100 to 75 hours. The discussion included concerns regarding staffing shortages, clinical preparation, and the potential impact on quality of care, with testimony provided by a representative from the New York nursing home industry.
The council meeting addressed various public health initiatives, including the New York State Department of Health's work on rural health transformation, respiratory season preparedness, and the ongoing measles outbreak response. The Commissioner provided updates on overdose prevention efforts, the implementation of the Medical Aid in Dying Law, and the New York Swims Program. The council voted on several regulatory matters, including a nurse aide training program, and reviewed and approved various applications for ambulatory surgery centers, residential health care facilities, and home health care agencies. Additionally, the committee discussed the financial context and safety net transformation plans for St. John's Riverside Hospital and Maimonides Medical Center.
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The committee convened to discuss the New York State Prevention Agenda, focusing on three main domains: education access and quality, economic stability, and the neighborhood and built environment. The meeting highlighted the importance of integrating health considerations into educational policies, fostering economic development to address social determinants of health like poverty and housing instability, and promoting smart growth initiatives that encourage walkable, age-inclusive communities. Participants emphasized the necessity of cross-agency collaboration and strengthened partnerships between state departments, healthcare providers, and community-based organizations to enhance health outcomes across the state.
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