Request for Proposals (RFP) For Health Access Program

The Connecticut Department of Public Health is seeking proposals to implement Public Act 22-118, aiming to increase access to specialty medical health care and social services for low-income children and/or adults who are underinsured or uninsured in Connecticut. The department has $1,244,634 in state funding for this effort and is looking for two organizations to provide these services. Key aspects of the job include providing specialty medical care and possibly social services to the target population. The successful bidder will need to demonstrate capability in managing such healthcare and social service programs, ensuring access to care for low-income and underinsured individuals. • The proposal should outline how the applicant plans to use the allocated funds. • The applicant should have experience in providing healthcare services to low-income populations. • The proposal must include a detailed plan for increasing access to specialty medical care. • The applicant should demonstrate knowledge of the current healthcare landscape in Connecticut, especially regarding underinsured or uninsured populations. • The proposal should discuss how the applicant will measure the success of their program and ensure sustainability beyond the initial funding period.