The three-year deal, worth $36.5 million, will is effective Nov. 1 until June 30, 2019. Both parties will have the option to renew the contract anytime in the six years following the start of the agreement, according to the article.
The contract calls on Dartmouth-Hitchcock to supply services at the state-owned Glencliff (N.H.) Home for the Elderly, which provides assistance to developmentally disabled and mentally ill individuals. Dartmouth-Hitchcock will also provide clinical and administrative leadership to the state’s Medicaid program and behavioral health services, according to the article.
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