Genesis Healthcare, Inc.

Genesis Healthcare, Inc. is a partnership or limited liability partnership registered in SAM.gov to receive federal awards. As a for-profit organization, Genesis Healthcare operates in the healthcare sector, specifically in the field of skilled nursing facilities and rehabilitation services. The company is one of the largest providers of post-acute care services in the United States, operating hundreds of skilled nursing facilities across multiple states. Through federal contract and grant awards, Genesis Healthcare contributes to research and implementation of innovative approaches in elderly care, dementia treatment, and rehabilitation services.

The available information does not provide specific details about past prime federal contract awards for Genesis Healthcare, Inc. However, as a major healthcare provider, it is likely that the company has engaged in contracts related to its core competencies in skilled nursing and rehabilitation services. These could potentially include providing healthcare services to federal beneficiaries, supplying medical equipment or supplies, or offering specialized care programs for veterans or other federal populations. Without more specific data on past contract awards, it is difficult to provide a detailed account of the company's federal contracting activities.

Genesis Healthcare, Inc. has been involved in several federal grant sub-awards, primarily in collaboration with academic institutions. In partnership with the University of Florida, Genesis participated in research projects focused on improving respiratory function in individuals with spinal cord injuries. This work involved testing interventions to restore breathing capacity and investigating the effects of acute intermittent hypoxia on respiratory motor plasticity. Additionally, Genesis collaborated with the University of Pennsylvania on a Roybal Center project aimed at transforming residential palliative care for persons with dementia. This five-year project involved developing and testing interventions to bridge the gap between supply and demand for palliative care services in nursing homes. Genesis also worked with the Trustees of Indiana University on a pragmatic clinical trial called APPROACHES, which focused on aligning patient preferences for Alzheimer's patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers.

The provided information does not include details about federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) held by Genesis Healthcare, Inc. Without specific data on IDVs, it is not possible to describe the types of goods or services provided under such vehicles, their parent vehicles (if any), or the agencies that have awarded task orders. Genesis Healthcare's involvement in federal contracting appears to be primarily through grant sub-awards rather than through IDVs or prime contracts based on the available information.