Yale New Haven Health Services Corporation is the prime contractor for an indefinite delivery contract awarded by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services under the Measure and Instrument Development and Support program. The contract aims to procure services related to developing, evaluating, and implementing outcome and efficiency measures for hospitals and clinicians.
Three task orders have been awarded against the contract to date, with a combined value of over $113 million. The largest task order is for over $77 million to support developing, reevaluating, and implementing outcome efficiency measures through March 2024. Another task order is for over $24 million for similar measure development and evaluation work through September 2024. A third task order is for nearly $12 million in support of Connecticut initiatives through September 2024. Performance will take place in various locations in Connecticut and Maryland.
The original solicitation sought proposals to provide measure and instrument development services to CMS to support various healthcare programs. The indefinite delivery contract and subsequent task orders indicate Yale will analyze healthcare quality and efficiency using measures tailored for hospitals and clinicians. This work aims to support CMS in administering Medicare and Medicaid programs by developing metrics to assess provider performance.