Therapeutic Diabetic Shoe Program

The Indian Health Service (IHS) Lawton Service Unit is seeking a qualified contractor to deliver a full‑service Therapeutic Diabetic Shoe Program for eligible American Indian and Alaska Native patients. The contractor must provide patient assessments, custom or prefabricated therapeutic footwear, inserts, diabetic socks, education, and ongoing follow‑up care, while complying with CMS, HIPAA, and IHS regulations. The contract is for a base year of twelve months with three optional twelve‑month extensions, requiring inventory management, coordination with IHS clinics, and monthly performance reporting. • Provide comprehensive diabetic foot assessments, measurements, gait analysis, and fitting services. • Supply therapeutic shoes, custom/prefabricated inserts, diabetic socks, and related foot care supplies meeting CMS standards. • Deliver patient education on footwear use, foot inspection, and care practices. • Conduct follow‑up visits, adjustments, and replacements within specified timeframes. • Maintain accredited, certified pedorthic staff and required licenses/insurance. • Coordinate with Lawton Service Unit Podiatry Clinic, primary care, and the Contracting Officer’s Representative. • Submit monthly performance reports and invoices within 30 days of service delivery.