Attachment J.25 - NYMA Member Volumes and Acuity.xlsx
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- Solicitation number
- 75D301-22-R-72142
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This document contains details regarding a forthcoming federal contract solicitation from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health to establish and operate World Trade Center Health Program Clinical Centers of Excellence.
The anticipated contract will be cost-reimbursement, last at least five years up to eight years, and provide services including contract management and implementation, quality assurance controls, member services and outreach, care coordination and case management, program communications, administering healthcare services, and coordination of benefits. Services will support over 14,000 FDNY responders, 50,000 general responders, and 28,000 survivors in the New York Metropolitan Area. Membership in the program has grown 17,838 over the past three years across member types. The solicitation number is 75D301-22-R-72142 and will be awarded using a best value tradeoff approach. Questions regarding the solicitation must be submitted by email to the point of contact by the specified deadline.
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NYMA Member Volumes
| Member Type | Active Members | Members in CM (low-med acuity) | Members in ICM (high acuity) |
| FDNY Responders | 14,012 | 915 | 93 |
| General Responders | 50,305 | 6438 | 604 |
| Survivors | 28,402 | 4790 | 279 |
| [Note 1] The number of active numbers is derived from the number of members living in the New York Metropolitan Area (NYMA), not based on members assigned to the current NYMA-based CCEs. The number of active members is accurate as of March 2022. |
[Note 2] Program enrollment is still growing, with different rates of growth across the different member types. Over the past three years, NYMA membership has grown by 17,838 members: 11,909 Survivors, 5905 General Responders, and 24 FDNY Responders.
[Note 3] Acuity is based on the average number of members in Case Management (CM) and average number of members in Intensive Case Management (ICM) at the current NYMA-based CCEs over the 6-month period of October 2021 - March 2022.
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