Ensign Palm I LLC

Ensign Palm I LLC, doing business as Premier Care Center For Palm Springs, is a for-profit limited liability company that provides healthcare services to the federal government, primarily through contracts with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). The company specializes in offering skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and community nursing home services to support VA medical centers and serve veterans in the southern California region. Ensign Palm I LLC has been registered to receive federal awards since November 10, 2006, and maintains an active registration in the System for Award Management (SAM) through September 18, 2025.

The majority of Ensign Palm I LLC's federal contract awards come from the VA's Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Veterans Integrated Service Network 22 (VISN 22). These awards are typically in the form of firm-fixed-price delivery orders for community nursing home services, rehabilitation, and general healthcare support. The company has received numerous delivery orders ranging from small amounts of a few thousand dollars to larger awards exceeding $100,000. These contracts often cover monthly or multi-month periods of service provision. Notable examples include a $65,753 award for January 2024 services, a $46,278 award for February 2024, and a $172,110 award for services from May to July 2020. All of Ensign Palm I LLC's awards have been competed on a full and open basis, with no set-asides used.

Ensign Palm I LLC currently holds a single award Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) with VISN 22, awarded on October 1, 2023, with a ceiling value of $421,486 and an ultimate completion date of September 30, 2024. This IDC, described as "CNH LOMA LINDA IDIQ," serves as a contracting vehicle for the VA to quickly procure on-call or temporary skilled nursing, rehabilitation, or other clinical services as needs arise within the VISN 22 region. While specific task orders under this IDC are not detailed in the provided information, the contract's structure allows the VA flexibility in ordering healthcare services to supplement its medical centers and support veterans in southern California throughout the contract period.