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This is a Scope of Work document for the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services' Customized Caregiver Training and Relief Program. The program seeks to establish a comprehensive caregiver training initiative designed to support and equip family caregivers with essential skills and knowledge. The contractor will be responsible for developing and delivering customized training modules tailored to the specific needs of caregivers, including instruction on patient care techniques, health and safety protocols, stress management, and available support resources. The program also includes a relief component to provide temporary respite care services, allowing primary caregivers periodic breaks from their caregiving responsibilities. The scope encompasses needs assessment, curriculum development, instructor training, program implementation across multiple sites, and performance evaluation to measure program effectiveness and participant outcomes.

The contract will be awarded based on the contractor's demonstrated capacity to deliver high-quality training services, organizational experience with caregiver support programs, qualified instructional staff, and proposed program management structure. The funding for this initiative will be provided by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services through state appropriations designated for senior services and caregiver support. The contractor must demonstrate the ability to serve diverse populations, adapt training content to regional needs, maintain comprehensive program documentation, and provide regular progress reports. The contract term and specific compensation structure, along with any renewal or expansion options, will be determined during the procurement process and finalized in the executed agreement.

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Attachment 1

Alzheimer’s Dementia in Missouri (Age 65+)

Based on data from: Dhana et al., Alzheimer’s & Dementia, 2023

State County Alzheimer's Dementia Prevalence Estimates, 2020

Total Pop. Age 65+ (nearest 100)

AD Cases Age 65+ (nearest 100)

AD Prevalence (Age 65+)

Missouri 1,089,700 122,300 11.2% Columns C & D are estimates that have been rounded to the nearest 100 and are not the exact figures used to calculate AD prevalence in column E.

State totals were independently modeled (and may not equal a sum of all rounded counties)

Source:

Dhana et al., Alzheimer's &

Dementia, 2023

Adair 3,900 400 11.0%

Andrew 3,500 400 10.4%

Atchison 1,300 100 11.1%

Audrain 4,700 500 11.0%

Barry 7,800 800 10.1%

Barton 2,500 300 11.1%

Bates 3,300 400 10.7%

Benton 6,300 600 9.7%

Bollinger 2,600 300 10.0%

Boone 24,300 2,600 10.5%

Buchanan 14,900 1,600 11.0%

Butler 8,300 900 11.0%

Caldwell 1,800 200 10.8%

Callaway 7,700 800 9.9%

Camden 13,600 1,300 9.2%

Cape Girardeau 14,000 1,600 11.2%

Carroll 1,900 200 10.9%

Carter 1,300 100 10.0%

Cass 18,900 2,000 10.8%

Cedar 3,300 400 10.7%

Chariton 1,800 200 12.4%

Christian 15,000 1,500 9.8%

Clark 1,500 200 10.9%

Clay 37,700 3,900 10.3%

Clinton 3,800 400 10.9%

Cole 13,500 1,400 10.6%

Cooper 3,300 400 11.2%

Crawford 4,800 500 10.1%

Dade 1,800 200 10.6%

Dallas 3,600 400 10.4%

Daviess 1,700 200 10.1%

DeKalb 2,100 300 12.1%

Dent 3,500 400 11.0%

Douglas 3,400 300 10.3%

Dunklin 5,500 600 11.3%

Franklin 19,300 2,000 10.1%

Gasconade 3,400 400 11.0%

Gentry 1,300 200 12.2%

Greene 50,500 5,500 11.0%

Grundy 2,100 300 12.3%

Harrison 1,900 200 11.9%

Henry 5,000 500 10.3%

Hickory 3,200 300 10.2%

Holt 1,100 100 12.2%

Columns C & D are estimates that have been rounded to the nearest 100 and are not the exact figures used to calculate AD prevalence in column E.

State totals were independently modeled (and may not equal a sum of all rounded counties)

Source:

Dhana et al., Alzheimer's &

Dementia, 2023

Howard 2,000 200 11.0%

Howell 8,200 900 10.7%

Iron 2,300 200 10.5%

Jackson 111,100 13,800 12.4%

Jasper 19,700 2,100 10.7%

Jefferson 36,500 3,400 9.2%

Johnson 7,100 800 10.6%

Knox 900 100 11.3%

Laclede 6,600 700 10.0%

Lafayette 6,400 700 11.3%

Lawrence 7,100 800 11.0%

Lewis 1,900 200 11.4%

Lincoln 8,600 800 9.7%

Linn 2,600 300 11.2%

Livingston 3,000 400 12.0%

Macon 3,500 400 11.2%

Madison 2,400 300 10.4%

Maries 2,000 200 10.5%

Marion 5,300 600 11.0%

McDonald 3,600 400 9.7%

Mercer 800 100 11.8%

Miller 5,100 500 10.2%

Mississippi 2,400 300 11.7%

Moniteau 2,600 300 10.7%

Monroe 2,100 200 10.9%

Montgomery 2,400 300 11.5%

Morgan 5,000 500 10.2%

New Madrid 3,300 400 11.5%

Newton 11,100 1,100 10.1%

Nodaway 3,500 400 11.5%

Oregon 2,500 300 10.6%

Osage 2,500 300 10.7%

Ozark 2,700 300 10.1%

Pemiscot 2,800 300 12.4%

Perry 3,800 400 11.0%

Pettis 7,400 800 11.2%

Phelps 7,700 800 10.9%

Pike 3,400 400 10.8%

Platte 16,600 1,700 10.2%

Polk 5,900 600 10.8%

Pulaski 4,900 500 10.4%

Putnam 1,200 100 10.9%

Ralls 2,300 200 9.7%

Randolph 4,200 500 11.1%

Ray 4,400 500 10.4%

Reynolds 1,500 200 10.8%

Ripley 2,800 300 10.8%

Columns C & D are estimates that have been rounded to the nearest 100 and are not the exact figures used to calculate AD prevalence in column E.

State totals were independently modeled (and may not equal a sum of all rounded counties)

Source:

Dhana et al., Alzheimer's &

Dementia, 2023

Saline 4,300 500 11.6%

Schuyler 900 100 11.4%

Scotland 1,000 100 11.6%

Scott 7,300 800 11.1%

Shannon 1,900 200 10.1%

Shelby 1,300 200 11.4%

St. Charles 66,000 6,900 10.4%

St. Clair 2,600 300 11.2%

St. Francois 11,400 1,200 10.3%

St. Louis 188,000 23,600 12.5%

St. Louis City 43,800 6,400 14.6%

Ste. Genevieve 3,700 400 10.2%

Stoddard 6,000 700 11.3%

Stone 10,400 1,000 9.4%

Sullivan 1,200 100 10.8%

Taney 12,800 1,300 10.1%

Texas 5,600 600 11.0%

Vernon 4,200 500 11.0%

Warren 6,700 700 10.2%

Washington 4,400 400 9.4%

Wayne 3,200 300 10.3%

Webster 6,300 600 10.1%

Worth 500 100 12.4%

Wright 3,700 400 10.4%

Missouri County Map
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