Worcester County Commission On Aging, Incorporated

Worcester County Commission On Aging, Incorporated is an entity that provides adult day health care services to the federal government through contract awards. It operates under the legal business name "Worcester County" and is structured as a non-profit corporate entity.

Worcester County Commission On Aging, Incorporated has received sub-award grants from the Maryland Transit Administration for various transportation and mobility initiatives. These include preventative maintenance, mobility management, small bus expansion, minivan replacement, and operating assistance funding. Additionally, the entity was awarded an emergency relief operating assistance grant through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), with the Maryland Transit Administration serving as the prime grantee. Through these grants, Worcester County Commission On Aging, Incorporated likely provides transportation services, vehicle procurement, and operational support related to transit programs within its region.

Worcester County Commission On Aging, Incorporated currently holds a single-award Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) with the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 5. Awarded in February 2021 with a potential value of $219,368.41, this BOA allows the Department of Veterans Affairs to procure adult day health care services from Worcester County Commission On Aging, Incorporated on an as-needed basis through task orders or delivery orders. Adult day health care programs offer medical, therapeutic, and social services to elderly and disabled individuals in an ambulatory setting during daytime hours. These services can help prevent or delay institutionalization and allow individuals to remain in their homes and communities. The BOA enables the Department of Veterans Affairs to acquire these services for veterans who may require supervision or assistance during the day but do not need 24-hour inpatient care.