Pennsylvania Medical Society

Pennsylvania Medical Society is a non-profit organization registered to receive federal contract and grant awards. Through its subsidiaries, particularly Keystone Peer Review Organization LLC (doing business as Kepro and Acentra Health), it provides a range of healthcare-related services to federal agencies. These services primarily focus on quality monitoring, medical claims review, risk management, and care coordination for various healthcare programs. As a parent company, Pennsylvania Medical Society leverages its expertise in healthcare administration and quality improvement to support federal healthcare initiatives.

The organization's federal contract work predominantly involves providing TRICARE Quality Monitoring Services for the Defense Health Agency, with multiple delivery orders ranging from approximately $2 million to $7.3 million. These contracts support the oversight and improvement of healthcare quality for military service members, retirees, and their families. Additionally, Kepro has been awarded contracts by the Office of Personnel Management to provide medical review services for the Federal Employees Health Benefits program, with awards typically around $240,000 to $273,000. A significant contract was also awarded by the Health Resources and Services Administration for medical claims review and risk management services for Federal Tort Claims Act deemed health centers and free clinics, valued at over $34 million. The work is primarily performed at facilities in Swatara, Pennsylvania, without the use of major subcontractors or set-aside designations.

Pennsylvania Medical Society, through its subsidiary Acentra Health, holds a Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract with the General Services Administration. This IDV allows various federal agencies to issue task orders for healthcare-related services. The Department of Health and Human Services has utilized this vehicle to award a substantial task order for medical claims review and risk management services. While specific details of other IDVs are not provided in the given information, it is evident that the organization has established contract vehicles with both the Defense Health Agency and the Office of Personnel Management, as evidenced by the recurring delivery orders issued by these agencies for TRICARE quality monitoring and FEHB medical review services, respectively. These IDVs enable the federal agencies to efficiently procure specialized healthcare administration and quality assurance services from Pennsylvania Medical Society's subsidiaries.