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Elderly Support Services Government Contracts

3 government contract opportunities classified as Elderly Support Services, spanning federal and state/local solicitations. Updated daily.

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3 state, local & education solicitations AI-tagged as Elderly Support Services.

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The Executive Office on Aging (EOA) is requesting proposals from qualified applicants to design and implement a KupunAloha Pilot Program and provide in-home health care and support services for elderly individuals who do not qualify for existing programs, such as Medicaid and cannot afford in-home care services on the island of Oahu.

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EOA seeks proposals to design and implement a pilot program providing in-home health care and support services for elderly individuals on Oahu who do not qualify for Medicaid or cannot afford care.

State of Hawaii · Hawaii

Posted Aug 3, 2026Due Sep 4, 2026NAICS 621610Sol: ASO-EOA-27-067

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Health

The EOA is requesting information for a provider to design and implement a KupunAloha Pilot Program and provide in-home health care and support services for elderly individuals who do not qualify for existing programs, such as Medicaid and cannot afford in-home health care or support services on the island of Oahu.

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The State of Hawaii's EOA requests information to design and implement the KupunAloha Pilot Program providing in-home health care and support services for elderly on Oahu who do not qualify for Medicaid or cannot afford care.

State of Hawaii · Hawaii

Posted Jul 15, 2026Due Jul 29, 2026NAICS 621610Sol: EOA-27-067

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Health

The Department of Health, Executive Office on Aging (EOA), is requesting proposals from qualified providers to launch a pilot project to provide support to underserved populations within the Kalihi area who may qualify for various low-income subsidy programs. The goal is to provide information and assistance on low-income subsidy programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, and Medicare Savings Programs, part D Extra Help to offset healthcare costs such as premiums, deductibles, copayments, coinsurance, and late enrollment penalties. The pilot project will be known as the Medi-Medi Project, a program of the Executive Office on Aging. The Medi-Medi Project involves building staffing, infrastructure, capacity, operations, and launching a pilot project with a community-based organization who already serves the target populations. The goal of the pilot site is to report information, data, demographics, statistics, challenges, accomplishments, lessons learned, best practices, and any other information that will help to ensure the Medi-Medi Project becomes a permanently funded program to serve the needs of a growing elderly population. The awardee shall have the capacity to help with Medicaid application completion and submission on an accurate and timely basis.

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The Hawaii Department of Health seeks proposals for the Medi-Medi Project pilot to assist underserved elderly populations in Kalihi with low-income subsidy programs like Medicare and Medicaid, including application assistance and data reporting to support permanent funding.

State of Hawaii · Hawaii

Posted Dec 26, 2025Due Feb 10, 2026NAICS 624190Sol: RFP No. ASO-26-187

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