Vienna, Virginia – MicroHealth LLC has been honored with the 2024 Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB) Contractor of the Year award by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization (OSDBU). The company was recognized for its performance and contributions to the HHS’s Office of Pharmacy Affairs 340B Drug Pricing Program Information System (OPAIS), which facilitates steep discounts from 800+ drug manufacturers to 50,000+ healthcare providers.
“We believe that this award is a well-deserved honor, reflecting the hard work, dedication, and innovative spirit that MicroHealth LLC embodies,” said a representative from the HHS OSDBU Awards Program. “As a recipient of this esteemed award, MicroHealth joins a select group of companies that represent the pinnacle of achievement within the government contracting industrial base.”
The SDB Contractor of the Year award is presented to a business that demonstrates excellence through quality goods and services that support the HHS and contribute to the agency’s objectives. MicroHealth LLC was selected for this award because of their work delivering seamless Operations and Maintenance (O&M) services for the Health Resources and Services Administration’s (HRSA) 340B Drug Pricing Program, including server and application upkeep, vulnerability resolution, real-time monitoring, production support, and tier-3 assistance. They also provide Development, Modernization, and Enhancement (DME) services.
“MicroHealth has been proudly supporting the work on OPAIS over the years,” adds Chief Operating Officer Claude Hines, who was on hand to receive the award on MicroHealth’s behalf. “As a company full of current and former docs, nurses, and healthcare professionals, we’re thankful to show how IT can be put to use in ways that can help improve healthcare outcomes for many.”
The award was presented to MicroHealth LLC during the HHS OSDBU Small Business National Training Conference April 2. The ceremony was held at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Roybal Campus in Atlanta and attended by leaders in the healthcare sector, government officials, and small business representatives.
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MicroHealth LLC is a service-disabled, veteran-owned, SBA 8(a) small business specializing in IT-related solutions in the federal health space. Our team of clinical executives, health professionals, technologists, researchers, and informaticists brings decades of experience treating patients, managing services, and developing strategies across federal departments, agencies, and the Uniformed Services. Our core capabilities include electronic health records, telehealth, health informatics, clinical training and implementation, software development and integration, medical simulations, interoperability, data analytics, IV&V, cloud, agile project management, DevSecOps, and IT support.
Simply put, we put the health back in health IT.
Frequently recognized by institutions for having an engaged and diverse workforce, MicroHealth is a four-time Top Workplace USA winner, a 2023 American Business Award Silver Minority-Owned Business of the Year, and ranks #14 on the 2024 Washington Business Journal’s Companies Owned by People of Color List. For more information about MicroHealth, including career opportunities, visit www.microhealthllc.com.
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