UNIVERSAL HOSPITAL SUPPLY ASSET MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Retrospective Review
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UNIVERSAL HOSPITAL SUPPLY ASSET MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Retrospective Review 1 Program Overview AHS has a contract with UHS for asset management staff and servicing contract for a fleet of medical equipment for Highland campus and a rental
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AHS has a contract with UHS for asset management staff and servicing contract for a fleet of medical equipment for Highland campus and a rental agreement for Fairmont, San Leandro, Alameda and John
– Base Contract (Highland, Onsite Asset Management & Rental): 02/2007 to 09/2009 – Amendment 1 (Highland, Onsite Asset Management & Rental): 09/2009 to 9/2014 – Amendment 2 (Highland, Onsite Asset Management & Rental): 06/2012 to 09/2016 – Amendment 3 (Highland, Onsite Asset Management & Rental; Alameda, San Leandro, Fairmont, John George Rental): 07/01/2017 to 04/30/2020 The contract is estimated to cost $3.89M over this contract period.
– Staffing and asset management for $3.89M applies to Highland Campus only. Highland Campus can rent equipment beyond the base contract – All other campuses rent equipment on an as needed basis.
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Highland Fairmont San leandro Alameda John George Base Contract & Fees Staffing */ Asset Management- Processing, delivering, pick up $720k/ year Service contract- inspection / repair- Infusion Pumps $51K 1st Year; $80K following years Rental agreement Rental agreement x x x x x Additional Contract Components Software Technology- tracking- per patient x Software Technology- tracking- per equipment x x x x Performance Metrics x x x x x * Staffing includes 1 manager 8 staff for 24/7 coverage
AHS is using the contracted and “as needed” rental equipment to meet its needs. AHS spend to date will not exceed the anticipated contracted amount.
equipment at Highland during the contract period
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UHS Total $632,813 $1,344,923 $1,387102 $464,386 $3,829,225
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– The recommendation is to continue with the contract to the end of the term