RHTP Indiana GROW Governance Structure
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HHS Region 5 · Indiana Family and Social Services Administration
Program Overview
Indiana’s Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) is fully implemented and active, co-led by the Indiana Department of Health and Family and Social Services Administration, with broad stakeholder engagement. Current implementation centers on robust regional coalitions, direct funding mechanisms, and competitive grant processes governing oversight and accountability. Major focus areas include care coordination, including the launch of the Medical Operations Coordination Center, workforce development through targeted clinical training grants, telehealth expansion, maternal and pediatric readiness with new hospital and EMS tools, technology enhancements, behavioral health, and infrastructure strengthening. Current structured plan tracks 12 key initiatives and 26 strategic goals.
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County-level estimates averaged across Indiana — % of adults 18+ unless noted. Delta vs US county average shown in red/green.
pp = percentage points vs US county average
County Drilldown (92)
| County | Pop | Poverty | Uninsured |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marion County | 975,809 | 15.3% | 11.5% |
| Lake County | 500,379 | 14.3% | 11.1% |
| Allen County | 392,378 | 12.5% | 9.6% |
| Hamilton County | 365,056 | 4.4% | 2.9% |
| St. Joseph County | 273,040 | 14.2% | 9.1% |
| Elkhart County | 207,132 | 12.4% | 9.0% |
| Tippecanoe County | 189,071 | 19.2% | 9.6% |
| Hendricks County | 183,344 | 5.3% | 4.0% |
| Vanderburgh County | 180,117 | 14.3% | 8.9% |
| Porter County | 174,818 | 9.6% | 7.7% |
| Johnson County | 166,315 | 7.4% | 5.5% |
| Monroe County | 140,965 | 19.7% | 7.8% |
AI source: IN - 2026 - listserv RHTP News Digest
AI auto-updated Nov 11, 2026
API refreshed May 7, 2026
GuideGetting ready for Year 2 in Indiana?How to prepare for RHTP Year 2 funding →
Source: CMS State Data Maps ↗ · checked Nov 11, 2026
Federal awards to date: $415,836,487.99 (Year 1 $206.9M + Year 2 $208.9M)
Initiatives (12)
CMS stages run from Stage 0 (planning) to Stage 5 (full implementation). Complete In progress Not started
Key signals are summarized here. Open the source for the supporting detail.
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1,487,563 rural residents
Indiana has awarded first-cycle funding to all eight rural regions, with regional subawards made and initial local initiatives underway as of September 2026. Multiple Initiative 10 opportunities remain active, with grant applications open for preceptor, rural track, and curriculum enhancement programs. Additional grants for workforce, behavioral health, and telehealth have begun implementation with executed subawards and workshops. Oversight, reporting, and technical assistance are ongoing as the program enters multi-year implementation. State opportunities: 3 active (1 open, 2 closing soon, 12 past/closed), $121.3M listed funding. Key opportunities: Preceptor and Rural Track Grant Program – Initiative 10: Rural GME Enhancement; Initiative 10: Rural GME Enhancement Curriculum Enhancement Grant Program; Indiana RHTP: Growing Access to Hospital Post-Discharge Medications (Meds-to-Beds). Strategy alignment: supports workforce, care access priorities.
Indiana’s RHTP (GROW) advances rural health delivery by uniting evidence-based innovation with regionally tailored interventions implemented through competitive annual grantmaking, formal coalition governance, technology modernization, and workforce pipeline development. Regional coalitions conduct joint needs assessments and shape interventions for access, care coordination, workforce expansion, and digital health improvements. The strategy maintains robust evaluation, adaptive refinement, and state-regional accountability consistent with CMS guidance, emphasizing maternal, behavioral health, and prevention priorities.
Model
Blended statewide modernization and capacity-building combined with coalition-driven regional grantmaking and formal network partnership development for locally responsive rural health solutions.
Key Initiatives (12)CMS official list ↗
Supporting activities (45)
• Establish the Medical Operations Coordination Center (MOCC) for statewide patient transfer coordination, EMS resource management, and hospital preparedness.
• Implement real-time Healthcare Emergency and Hospital Capacity System (MOCC) leveraging vendor-supported technology, as confirmed in 2026 award recommendations.
Timeline: Five-year program launching September 2026, with annual competitive grant cycles, regular outcome evaluations, structured RFP awards, and adaptive refinement at state and regional levels.
Growing Access to Hospital Post-Discharge Medications
Growing Cardiometabolic Health Standards of Care in Rural Indiana
Growing Care Coordination: Medical Operations Coordination Center and Alternate Payment Model Feasibility Study
Growing Clinical Training and Readiness
Growing Community Connections through Indiana 211
Growing Improved Patient Outcomes Through Enhanced Interoperability and Technology
State Policy Action commitments (1 of 19)
Transportation is a key barrier to accessing affordable and healthy foods, especially in rural areas.
Improving health education and literacy is critical for positive outcomes in rural communities.
Rural residents face challenges accessing local providers, impacting who lives and works in these communities.
IN - 2026 - Notice of Funding Opportunity Application due November 5, 2025 RHTP Opportunity number: CMS-RHT-26-001
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IN - 2026 - Growing Rural Opportunities for Well-being (GROW) Regional Grants (Template-B-Needs-Assessment-Template)
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IN - 2025 - RHTP and GROW Regional Grants
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IN - 2026 - Appendix 4. Allowable and Unallowable Use of Funds
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IN - 2026 - Indiana RHTP - Make Rural Indiana Healthy Again Regional Grants
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IN - 2025 - Indiana RHTP (RHTP-GROW-Statewide-Presentation-3.2.26)
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IN - 2026 - Request for Funding Opportunity: Growing Rural Opportunities for Well-being (GROW) Regional Grants Program
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IN - 2026 - Growing Rural Opportunities for Well-being (GROW) Regional Grants Program
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IN - 2026 - Growing Rural Opportunities for Well-being (GROW) Regional Grants Program (Template-E.2-Regional-Coalition-Grant-Budget-Workbook)
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IN - 2026 - Growing Rural Opportunities for Well-being (GROW) Regional Grants Letter of Intent Template
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IN - 2026 - Growing Rural Opportunities for Well-being (GROW) Regional Grants
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IN - 2026 - Indiana RHTP (RHTP-Initiative-Update-1)
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IN - 2020 - RHTP Data Summary
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IN - 2025 - Indiana RHTP
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IN - 2026 - Federal Funding Requirements for RHTP
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IN - 2026 - View the full vendor intake spreadsheet
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Indiana I-SEAL 2027 IN Special Education Alt License RHTP 2026 Award Announcement
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Indiana Immunization Information System (IIS) RHTP 2024 Award Announcement
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Indiana Evaluation Services For Family And Social Services Administration, Division Of Mental Health And Addiction RHTP 2024 Award Announcement
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Indiana Workforce And Capacity Programs Evaluation Services RHTP 2024 Award Announcement
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Indiana Additional Psychometric Services For ILEARN, I AM, And IREAD-3 RHTP 2024 Award Announcement
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IN - 2026 - Grow Rural Health: Regional Grants
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Indiana 988 Contact Center Services RHTP 2026 Award Announcement
988 Contact Center Services — Final Award Amended (Aug 12 2026)
Indiana MIECHV & Statewide Nurse-Family Partnership Administrative Services RHTP 2026 Award Announcement
MIECHV & Statewide Nurse-Family Partnership Admin Services
IN - 2026 - RHTP Update
Tobacco & Nicotine Dependence Quitline Services
IN - 2026 - RHTP Update
Prevention Support Services
IN - 2026 - RHTP Update [RFP_26-84328_De-Escalation_Techniques_20260602.zip]
De-Escalation Techniques
IN - 2026 - RHTP Update [RFP_26-85172_Pharmacy_&_Nursing_assistance_Program_20260518.zip]
Pharmacy & Nursing Assistance Program — final (May 18 2026)
Indiana Pharmacy & Nursing Assistance Program RHTP 2026 Award Announcement
Pharmacy & Nursing Assistance Program — Quest 4 Electronics component
IN - 2026 - RHTP Update
Therapy Services
IN - 2026 - RHTP Update [RFP_26-86535_DMHA_Review_and_Monitoring_Plan_20260615.zip]
DMHA Review and Monitoring Plan
IN - 2026 - RHTP Update
Psychological Consultation for SSD Programs
IN - 2026 - Indiana RFP 26 84342 Hearing Aid Assistance Fund 20260710 RHTP
Hearing Aid Assistance Fund
IN - 2026 - RHTP Update [RFP_26-85149_Statewide_Fin_Planning_for_VR2_20260427.zip]
Statewide Financial Planning for VR2
IN - 2026 - Appendix 3: Sample Grant Agreement
IN - 2025 - Federal Funding Requirements for RHTP Monitoring and Program Evaluation
Indiana Speech And Language Consultation Services For FSSA-DDB RHTP 2026 Award Announcement
Award evidence — reconciled 2026-09-27
Indiana Department of Health (IDOH)
Due Nov 16, 2026· ⏰ 4 days left
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IN - 2026 - Preceptor and Rural Track Notice of Funding Opportunity
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Indiana Department of Health (IDOH)
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IN - 2026 - Indiana Curriculum Enhancement Grant
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IN - 2026 - Telehealth Pilot Grants under Indiana’s RHTP: Attachment 1 Statement of Work
By budget period: BP1 $72.7M (from the award date, the source's publish date, or RCJ having recorded the award before Budget Period 2 began)
| FY↓ | Awardee↕ | Amount↕ | Activity↕ | Source |
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| 2026BP1 | Patient Flow Innovations Award recommendation for the administration of the Medical Operations Coordination Center for Indiana Department of Health, focused on patient flow, system coordination, and provider network support. | $26.4M | Other | |
| 2026BP1 | East Central Indiana Region (Region 4) Funds expanding community-based healthcare access in rural East-Central Indiana through strengthening community health worker networks, mobile integrated health, rural mobile clinics, and coordinated transportation. | $15.2M | Population Health | |
| 2026BP1 | Southeast Indiana Region (Region 6) Funding to improve healthcare access, quality, and outcomes in rural Southeast Indiana counties through expanding primary, preventive, dental, behavioral health, maternal-infant, and trauma care, and addressing community needs like food security, transportation, and digital literacy. | $13.0M | Population Health | |
| 2026BP1 | Communicare Technology Award recommendation for the administration of the Medical Operations Coordination Center technical operations for Indiana Department of Health. | $11.6M | Other | |
| 2026BP1 | Collaborative Fusion, Inc Award recommendation for the administration of the Medical Operations Coordination Center system integration and technology for Indiana Department of Health. | $3.7M | Other | |
| 2026BP1 | Concourse Tech, Inc Award recommendation to Concourse Tech, Inc to administer the Preceptor Registry for the Indiana Department of Health under a five-year contract, pending successful contract negotiations. | $810K | Other | |
| 2026BP1 | Deloitte Consulting LLP Awarded to conduct a statewide ACO feasibility study for Indiana's Family and Social Services Administration, including assessment, deliverables, and a project management plan. | $150K | Other | |
| 2026BP1 | Adams County Memorial Hospital Indiana GROW Regional Grants — Region 2 recipient organization. The issuer publishes a regional total but not an individual recipient amount. | Not disclosed | Population Health | |
| 2026BP1 | Affiliated Service Providers of Indiana Indiana GROW Regional Grants — Region 1 recipient organization. The issuer publishes a regional total but not an individual recipient amount. | Not disclosed | Population Health | |
| 2026BP1 | Aging and Community Services of South Central Indiana Indiana GROW Regional Grants — Region 6 recipient organization. The issuer publishes a regional total but not an individual recipient amount. | Not disclosed | Population Health |
Indiana's RHTP awarded regional grants to eight coalitions to address maternal health, chronic disease, and access barriers in rural communities. Major statewide initiatives are underway, including Meds-to-Beds, telehealth pilots, and workforce pipeline programs. Over 230 organizations are engaged, representing 92% of distributed funding. Event schedule: - Grow Rural Opportunities for Well-being (GROW) Regional Grants awarded - 09/01/2023 - ET - Indiana (eight regions)
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Eight regions in Indiana are preparing Letters of Intent demonstrating regional collaboration and stakeholder commitment to the GROW Rural Health grants. These letters are initial steps toward grant applications, not funding awards. Event schedule: - GROW Grant Application Deadline - 07/01/2024
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Letters of Intent demonstrate regional commitment to collaboration across eight Indiana regions as groundwork for upcoming GROW grant applications. Inclusion does not guarantee funding but reflects key stakeholder engagement. Event schedule: - GROW Grant Application Deadline - 07/01/2023
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Indiana awarded a 4-year, $1M contract to Public Policy Associates LLC to serve as Program Evaluator for RHTP. The team demonstrated strong management assessment and cost performance. Subcontracts are committed to MBE, WBE, and IVOSB partners per state requirements. Event schedule: - Award Recommendation Date - 10/09/2026
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Indiana received a $120 million federal grant through the Rural Health Transformation Program to improve rural healthcare access. This significant funding aims to enhance healthcare delivery and infrastructure in rural areas of the state.
The Indiana Curriculum Enhancement Grant funds ACGME-accredited residency programs to develop or expand rural and addiction medicine training curricula, with priority on certain specialties. Award ceiling is $150,000 per project with a completion date by July 31, 2027. Event schedule: - Application Deadline - 11/16/2026
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Indiana FSSA and IDOH executed an MOU to formalize collaboration on RHTP, clarifying governance, funding transfer, and roles for initiative management and implementation. Over $197 million is transferred to IDOH for RHTP delivery between 2026-2032, with no state match required. Strategic goals emphasize technology-driven transformation, chronic and maternal care, workforce development, and local coalition-building. Key contacts: Eric Miller Eric.Miller@fssa.IN.gov; Jon Ferguson JoFerguson@health.in.gov
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Indiana is launching Initiative 11 under RHTP to address rural behavioral health workforce shortages via career pathways, training, employer grants, peer support certification, and clinical supervision. Multiple activities, including workshops and provider-focused funding, have launched or concluded in 2026, with ongoing collaboration across initiatives to build sustainable rural workforce and education infrastructure. Event schedule: - Behavioral Health Threat Assessment and Management Workshop Open - 11/06/2026 - Clinical Social Worker Supervision Program RFF Closed - 06/05/2026 - Rural Provider Recruitment, Retention and Capacity Project RFF Closed - 06/05/2026
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Indiana received just shy of $207 million in the first year of the RHTP to support a network of 12 interconnected initiatives focusing on care coordination, telehealth expansion, workforce growth, and improving maternal and newborn care. The program emphasizes collaboration across rural communities and providers to address longstanding gaps and improve rural health outcomes over the next five years. Event schedule: - The “all-in” nature and optimism for what lies ahead was captured in the funding announcement email from Dr. Weaver . - Dec. 31 - “I am incredibly excited to make these projects a reality and improve health outcomes f...
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This actuarial certification report details Indiana's PathWays for Aging managed care rates for SFY 2027, covering Medicaid-eligible individuals aged 60 and above statewide. The certified capitation rates represent a 9.2% year-over-year increase over SFY 2026, based on new enrollment and encounter data. The total program budget for SFY 2027 is estimated at $4.96 billion, with $3.23 billion federal and $1.73 billion state components. Event schedule: - Certification Report Release - 06/29/2026 - CCBHC Medicaid Demonstration Program Start - 2025-01-01 - Indiana - Mental Health Prior Authorization Implementation - 2026-01-01 - Indiana - Enrollment Snapshot for LTSS Blend Assumptions - 2026-01-01 - Indiana - Implementation of SUPDL compliance penalties - 2025-05-01 - Statewide - COVID-19 vaccine carve-in to capitation rates - 2025-01-01 - Statewide - Start of SFY 2027 rating period - 2026-07-01 - Statewide - Withhold period 1 for SFY 2027 PathWays program - 2026-07-01 - Statewide
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The program is led by the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration and the Indiana Department of Health and focuses on five strategic goals including supporting rural health innovations, sustaining access, workforce improvement, new care models, and leveraging technology. Indiana prioritizes local solutions by partnering with rural communities to address specific health needs using data-driven approaches.
Core Initiatives
The program is led collaboratively by the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration and the Indiana Department of Health and focuses on five strategic goals including health innovation, sustainable access, workforce improvement, new care models, and technology leveraging. The GROW initiative empowers local communities to develop solutions using data and partnerships. The funding supports system innovation to strengthen rural health outcomes.
This FAQ provides guidance to applicants for the Curriculum Enhancement Grant, focused on expanding rural and addiction medicine training within medical residency programs in Indiana. It clarifies expectations for community-based learning, curriculum requirements, faculty qualifications, and application processes. The guidance also outlines considerations for site eligibility, accreditation, and Medicare reimbursement.
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This document represents the official RFP issued by Florida for the Rural Health Transformation initiative in federal fiscal year 2025. It provides detailed questions and instructions related to the application process.
CMS announced $10 billion in this year's awards; general highlights provided for Indiana with no further award details.
September 30, 2032
End of RHTP Funding Period
All funds must be expended or obligated by this date; unexpended funds must be returned.
August 5, 2027
Final programmatic report
Final programmatic report is due August 5, 2027.
July 31, 2027
All activities and expenditures complete
All grant-funded project activities and expenditures are to be completed by July 31, 2027.
July 31, 2027
Pilot work completed
Pilot work must be completed by July 31, 2027.
July 15, 2027
Quarterly report 2
Second quarterly report is due July 15, 2027.
April 15, 2027
Quarterly report 1
First quarterly report is due April 15, 2027.
January 8, 2027
Anticipated agreement execution
Anticipated execution of subrecipient agreement.
Sept. 1, 2026
Program Launch
The GROW Regional Grants initiative launches on September 1, 2026.
Sept. 1, 2026
Regional Grants Annual Funding Start
Funding will be distributed annually starting September 1, 2026.
December 29, 2025
Federal Award Date
CMS funds obligated for RHTP to Indiana.
five-year funding period (FY27–FY31)
Regional Grants Program Period
The Regional Grants program covers a five-year funding period, from FY27 to FY31.
IN RHTP site updated — 2 new, 6 existing source(s) refreshed
IN - 2026 - Indiana Curriculum Enhancement Grant
IN RHTP site updated — 4 new, 2 existing source(s) refreshed
IN state summary updated: transformationStrategy initiatives: 40 -> 12
Indiana’s RHTP (GROW) continues its evidence-based rural health transformation by combining regional grantmaking, formal networks, technolog…
IN RHTP site updated — 1 new, 3 existing source(s) refreshed
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Additional Specifications 10.20.26
25 81260 Att C Indiana Economic Impact Form Signed
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IN - 2026 - Att D Cost Proposal Template (003000000087904)
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IN - 2026 - Att C Indiana Economic Impact Form (003000000087904)
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IN - 2026 - Att C Indiana Economic Impact Form (001000000085295)
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IN - 2026 - RFI 26 87669 Att B Q&A State's Response 07.20.2026
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IN - 2026 - RFQ87845 Q&A
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IN - 2026 - 87813 Dispute Resolution Facilitated Individualized Education Program (FIEP) Q&A
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IN - 2026 - Vendor Networking Opportunities List
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IN - 2026 - Att C Indiana Economic Impact Form (005030000087847)
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Continuity Of Operation Plan Business Continuity
Student Growth And Accountability In Indiana
2014 07 09 Betebenner Analyzing Reporting Student Growth
SBOE Growth Table Materials 10 2 19
Betebenner Article Emid 2009
Guidelines Examination Entities Receiving Financial Assistance Government Sources
IN - 2026 - Assigned Stores by Location
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RHTP Indiana GROW Governance Structure
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Regional Grant Timeline
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RHTP Indiana GROW Governance Structure
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Regional Grant Timeline
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This map shows the eight districts for the RHTP regional grants
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IN - 2026 - Notice Of Funding Opportunity Initiative 10: Rural Gme Enhancement Curriculum Enhancement Grant Program
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IN - 2026 - Telehealth Pilots Grant Applications Scope of Work
Initiative 8 Announcement Page
IN - 2026 - Budget Template
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Imagine SLP Consultants was recommended for award to provide Speech and Language Consultation Services to Indiana FSSA-DDB. The initial contract is four years with two optional one-year extensions. Three proposals were evaluated, and Imagine SLP Consultants scored highest on both management assessment and cost criteria.
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Indiana is launching a grant opportunity for ACGME-accredited residency programs to expand or develop new rural and addiction medicine curriculum. Up to fifteen awards are available, with a maximum of $150,000 per approved residency program. The program emphasizes rural workforce development, curriculum quality, sustainability, and integration of addiction medicine training. Event schedule: - NOFO Release - October 16, 2026 - Applicant webinar or information session - October 21, 2026 - 12:00 PM ET - https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rG1oLQKpT_iyD7WHR18qJw - Deadline for written questions - October 30, 2026 - 5:00 PM ET - https://redcap.link/curriculumenhancementTA - Responses or FAQ posted - November 6, 2026 - Application deadline - November 16, 2026 - 5:00 PM ET - https://redcap.link/curriculumenhancementapp - Anticipated notice of selection - December 11, 2026 - Anticipated agreement execution - January 8, 2027 - Quarterly Report #1 Due - April 15, 2027
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The Initiative 10 Preceptor and Rural Track Grants NOFO will provide $2.5 million statewide to support rural clinical-training infrastructure in Indiana. The program will fund up to ten awards (max $250,000 each) to eligible rural health organizations to develop/expand rural training programs for medical students and residents. Awards will focus on site and preceptor readiness, partnership development, and long-term workforce capacity, with implementation readiness targeted by July 31, 2027. Event schedule: - NOFO release - October 16, 2026 - 12:00 PM ET - Applicant information session - October 26, 2026 - https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_gZcxAdz3RoCvPYEVoLLlCg - Written questions due - October 30, 2026 - 5:00 PM ET - https://redcap.link/preceptorruraltrackTA - FAQ posted - November 6, 2026 - Application deadline - November 16, 2026 - 5:00 PM ET - https://redcap.link/preceptorandruraltrackapp
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Indiana is issuing an RFP for an Enrollment Broker to manage Medicaid managed care enrollment, including the new PathWays for Aging managed LTSS program. Respondents must register via Indiana's Supplier Portal and submit required forms and proposals by specified deadlines. There is a 3% Veteran Owned Small Business goal for proposals, with structured scoring methodology for compliance. Key contacts: IVOSB Program Contact Indianaveteranspreference@idoa.in.gov Event schedule: - Pre-Proposal Meeting - 09/30/2026
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This RFP from the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration seeks proposals for enrollment broker services to support Medicaid managed care programs, including Healthy Indiana Plan, Hoosier Healthwise, Hoosier Care Connect, and Indiana PathWays for Aging. The contract will require robust call center operations, member materials, comprehensive reporting, database management, and compliance with federal and state regulations. Offerors are encouraged to propose innovative solutions, emphasize value-added services, and demonstrate experience with Medicaid and enrollment broker functions.
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The program features 11 strategic state-level initiatives representing 40% of grant funds and the GROW Regional Grants representing 60%, implemented across eight regions to address local rural health needs. Key initiatives include establishing a statewide medical operations coordination center, expanding telehealth, growing clinical and behavioral health workforces, and improving care coordination through technology and partnerships. Event schedule: - Statewide Kick-Off Meeting - Jan. 8, 2026 - Indiana's Rural Health Transformation Grant Update #1 - April 2, 2026 - Indiana's Rural Health Transformation Grant Update #2 - June 12, 2026
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The Preceptor and Rural Track Grant Program provides funding to eligible Indiana healthcare delivery organizations to expand rural clinical training for medical students and resident physicians. Applicants must demonstrate meaningful increases in training capacity, sustainability beyond grant funding, and compliance with accreditation and partnership requirements. The program aims to address rural workforce shortages through targeted support for hands-on clinical education.
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