AIAN Grantee and Healthcare Compliance Training

The Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General is developing a training program to address grantee and healthcare compliance for American Indian and Alaskan Natives (AI/AN) grantees and healthcare providers. The training will include both in-person and online session. The Government will provide participants with tools for creating, enforcing, and supporting grantee and healthcare compliance, understanding of the importance of internal controls, and the knowledge of key elements for ensuring quality of care and service delivery. Following the completion of the program, the Government will measure the extent to which participants knowledge increased, and the extent to which they accessed and used the provided resources (i.e. toolkits etc.). After the trainings and accessing online resources, providers and grantees should be better equipped to comply with federal grantee and healthcare compliance requirements and develop policies, procedures, and internal controls to prevent and detect fraud, mismanagement of funds, and improper billing.

The Government is seeking a contractor(s) to perform various duties related to our grantee and healthcare compliance training. The contractor(s) shall provide project management, marketing campaigns, logistics for up to four in-person trainings (including the ability to travel to training locations to execute in person), curriculum development for both in-person and online training resources, execution of online resources possibly to include website design, filming, and video editing, technical writing to draft and edit in-person training and online documents, metric development and measurement, and other training associated tasks.

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