UNSPSC 85121606: Geriatric services

In this commodity, this commodity indicates the performance of geriatric services

UNSPSC 85121606 Geriatric services (Commodity) spans wound care, medication dispensing, occupational health screening, and clinical support services for elderly and institutionalized populations in state-supported living centers, detention facilities, and public health systems. State and local governments procure these services across medical screening and treatment programs for residents, inmates, and program-eligible populations, with issuing bodies ranging from state health and human services departments to county sheriffs' offices, county public health authorities, and correctional facilities.

The code sees active procurement across Texas, Kentucky, Georgia, Florida, Oregon, and Washington, driven primarily by state departments of corrections and health and human services agencies managing inmate and resident populations. Representative recent opportunities include the Texas Health and Human Services Commission solicitation (HHS0017728, IFB, due July 30, 2026) for wound care services at Richmond State Supported Living Center covering on-site assessment and treatment of pressure ulcers and complex wounds at $75,000 annually; DeKalb Public Health's request (PE77353NONST2027000000027, RFQ, due July 27, 2026) for primary care medication dispensing to Ryan White patients with fee-for-service compensation; Kentucky Department of Corrections' comprehensive medical services procurement (RFP50026000003804, due July 16, 2026) for healthcare delivery across twelve correctional facilities serving 6,725 inmates with a new medical and mental health facility opening in late summer 2026; and Seminole County's request (RFP527726GCM, due August 5, 2026) for an EMS Medical Director overseeing pre-hospital protocols and quality assurance. Issuing bodies are heavily weighted toward state corrections and state health/human services departments, with secondary activity from county public health authorities, county sheriffs' offices, and county emergency medical services systems.