Accreditation of individuals and/or legal entities for the provision of patient companion services for hospitalized patients in healthcare units, with remuneration per day effectively rendered, aimed at ensuring humanized care, continuous support, and assistance with basic daily living activities for patients in social and/or clinical vulnerability, as per formal referral from the Administration, to meet the demands of the Municipal Government of Buenópolis-MG.

This tender from the Municipal Government of Buenópolis-MG seeks to accredit individuals and/or legal entities to provide patient companion services. These services are crucial for hospitalized patients requiring humanized care, continuous support, and assistance with daily living activities, particularly those in social or clinical vulnerability. The accreditation process, governed by Law 14.133/2021, allows for parallel and non-exclusive contracting. Remuneration will be based on the actual days of service provided. The objective is to ensure that vulnerable patients receive the necessary support and care, as formally requested by the Municipal Administration. This initiative aims to enhance the quality of care within the healthcare units managed by the Municipality of Buenópolis, ensuring that patients receive dedicated assistance beyond standard medical treatment. The accreditation process is designed to identify qualified providers who can offer reliable and compassionate support, thereby improving patient well-being and facilitating their recovery process within the healthcare system.

This is a services contract in the health and medical services and social protection sectors, with a focus on Hospitals and Social Work. Located in Brazil, Latin America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of BRL 78,000.

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