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ACS Wins $26.6M Renewal for Long-term Healthcare Support Services

ACS, a Xerox (NYSE: XRX) company, will continue to support a long-term healthcare program under a three-year $26.6 million contract.

ACS will provide management and assessment services including:

  • initial screening for long-term care services
  • home evaluations to assess and identify appropriate home-based services
  • support system and care planning

“We believe our partnership with Louisiana will serve as a model for other states interested in transforming the delivery of traditional long-term care services to the elderly and disabled population, ” said Will Saunders, group president of ACS government healthcare solutions.

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