The selected contractor will work closely with commission it staff and leadership to maintain the current aws environment, support existing applications, support infrastructure improvements, and provide technical guidance on the commission's current and future cloud hosting needs.
MHCC seeks a vendor to provide a complete event solution for a two-day Commissioners’ Retreat in the Baltimore area, including ADA-compliant meeting space with audiovisual support, catering, and 25 single-occupancy rooms. The preferred dates are December 17–18, 2026, with December 11–12, 2026, as an alternate; the scope also includes on-site technical support, a dedicated event coordinator, and an optional pre-award site visit. Quotes must be submitted through eMMA or by email by noon on October 23, 2026.
Effective: Aug 16, 2024Expires: Sep 30, 2026Expiration date locked.
This document summarizes multiple Blanket Purchase Order (BPO) contracts with various vendors for services related to medical care data, health care analytics, actuarial studies, web hosting, and administrative services for the state of Maryland. This specific entry details a contract with ABLEHAT LLC for senior SAS/SQL medical care database services, effective from August 16, 2024, to August 31, 2025, with a contract amount of 100,000.00.
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Primary Care Investment Workgroup Meeting Summary
Date: Dec 2, 2025Type: Meeting mention
The workgroup received an overview of the 2025 Primary Care Investment Workgroup Report, which included data and findings on primary care spending by payer and county. Staff reviewed five specific report recommendations and presented an approach for calculating payer-specific investment targets and creating maps for directing investments. Additionally, staff discussed the timeline and next steps for these targets, and updates were provided regarding AHEAD primary care programs available in Maryland.
The committee reviewed findings from a research study regarding STEMI PCI volume and its impact on inpatient mortality. Key discussions focused on the application of the Area Deprivation Index (ADI) to assess how socioeconomic status affects patient outcomes, the influence of transfer and salvage cases on hospital performance metrics, and the potential for identifying best practices from high-volume centers to assist lower-volume hospitals. The members also explored the relevance of door-to-balloon time and system-level delays, as well as the future utility of this data as an educational tool for quality improvement.
The committee reviewed a presentation on an MHCC study evaluating the impact of hospital PCI volume on patient mortality and acute kidney injury rates. Key discussions involved the methodology used for analyzing NSTEMI and STEMI cases, the limitations of the data regarding patient severity and social determinants of health, and the statistical findings of the study. Members provided extensive feedback on potential confounding factors, the importance of benchmarking against national standards, and suggestions for future research, including the incorporation of metrics like time-to-device to better understand hospital performance outcomes.
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