HHS Region 3 · Pennsylvania Department of Health
Program Overview
The Pennsylvania Rural Health Transformation Program is currently active, providing direct funding and technical support to rural healthcare providers and facilities to stabilize and elevate rural health access, with a primary focus on technology modernization, behavioral health, EMS, maternal health, workforce development, and quality improvement. Implementation is guided by the Rapid Response Stabilization Program, Quality Investment Program, and regional Rural Care Collaboratives, with funding administered through structured state mechanisms targeting hospitals, health centers, and FQHCs. Ongoing application rounds, regional summits, and community engagement shape activities, with deadlines extending through July 2027 under a five-year strategic plan and federal funding commitments. Current structured plan tracks 6 key initiatives and 12 strategic goals.
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County-level estimates averaged across Pennsylvania — % of adults 18+ unless noted. Delta vs US county average shown in red/green.
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| County | Pop | Poverty | Uninsured |
|---|---|---|---|
| Philadelphia County | 1,579,706 | 21.4% | 17.0% |
| Allegheny County | 1,238,177 | 11.5% | 7.3% |
| Montgomery County | 867,573 | 6.5% | 4.1% |
| Bucks County | 647,461 | 6.1% | 3.9% |
| Delaware County | 579,222 | 10.2% | 7.4% |
| Lancaster County | 557,931 | 8.2% | 5.4% |
| Chester County | 547,840 | 6.0% | 3.7% |
| York County | 462,924 | 8.4% | 6.1% |
| Berks County | 433,015 | 12.2% | 8.7% |
| Lehigh County | 378,792 | 11.6% | 7.9% |
| Westmoreland County | 352,500 | 10.3% | 6.6% |
| Luzerne County | 327,675 | 15.3% | 11.3% |
AI source: PA - 2026 - Senator Mccormick Announces 191 Million in Additional Federal Funding for Rural Healthcare in Pennsylvania
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Source: CMS State Data Maps ↗ · checked Nov 11, 2026
Federal awards to date: $384,024,545.99 (Year 1 $193.3M + Year 2 $190.7M)
Initiatives (6)
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1,775,199 rural residents
Pennsylvania's Rural Health Transformation Program remains in active implementation, with over $193 million in federal awards distributed and new rounds of funding announced, including an additional $191 million in 2026. Rapid Response Stabilization Payments and Quality Investment Program funds have been awarded to multiple rural hospitals and health centers for infrastructure, workforce, and technology upgrades. Five state funding opportunities have been issued and concluded, and annual allocations are supporting provider incentives and expanded services. Projects are underway statewide, enhancing care access, long-term care, and digital health. State opportunities: 5 total (5 past/closed), $2.5M listed funding. Key opportunities: Pennsylvania Rural Health Transformation Plan Rapid Response Stabilization Payments; Pennsylvania Rural Health Transformation Plan Rapid Response Stabilization Payments — Round 2; Pennsylvania lines up FQHC & FQHC Look-Alikes - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability opportunity. Strategy alignment: supports workforce, telehealth, ems priorities.
Pennsylvania’s RHTP maintains its multifaceted strategy to rapidly stabilize and modernize rural health services, anchored by stakeholder engagement, targeted initiative-based direct payments, and annual milestone reviews. Investments focus on Aging and Access, Behavioral Health, EMS/Transportation, Maternal Health, Technology and Infrastructure, and Workforce, shaped by region-specific input and compliance with CMS rules. Regional Care Collaboratives, technology upgrades, and workforce expansion are central, with outcome tracking and priority for high-need rural communities and annual federal funding renewals. Targeted application windows and recurring summits guide operational delivery and ensure sustainability.
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Hybrid Statewide-Regional Model: combines stakeholder-driven planning, eligibility-based direct payments with regional caps, Regional Care Collaboratives, and technology-enabled infrastructure monitored via milestones and community engagement.
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• Provide targeted payments for rural hospitals, FQHCs, and eligible Medicaid-enrolled providers to implement Certified EHR Technology (CEHRT) and achieve full onboarding to state-certified Health Information Organizations (HIOs) and the statewide P3N by June 30, 2027.
• Invest in rural EMS improvement and sustainability programs: community paramedicine, hospital-to-home initiatives, reliable nonemergency transportation, and emergency services modernization.
Timeline: Rapid Response payments and eligibility certifications began May–June 2026; EHR/HIO onboarding and infrastructure payments must conclude by June 30, 2027; workforce, regional, and EMS/maternal health initiatives launch 2026 and scale through FY31 with annual milestones and reviews. FQHC & FQHC Look-Alike technology funding application window: July 27–August 7, 2026; EHR & HIO onboarding application window: July 27–August 14, 2026. Rapid Response Stabilization Round 2 application window: August 17–August 24, 2026; funds must be expended by July 31, 2027.
Aging and Access
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State Policy Action commitments (1 of 19)
The Shapiro Administration is investing over $1.4 million in Lebanon County to expand substance use disorder (SUD) treatment, supporting more than 400 residents annually. Rural Health Transformation Plan funds support improvements in health care access for rural communities. Partnerships across agencies and with local providers are central to the strategy...
Many rural communities face challenges including hospital closures, provider shortages, and long travel times to receive care; telehealth and local partnerships are key opportunities to improve access.
Many rural communities face limited access due to fewer hospitals, providers, and long travel times, but telehealth and partnerships aim to improve this.
PA - 2025 - Pennsylvania’s RHT Plan
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PA - 2025 - Department of Human Services | Department of Human Services | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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PA - 2026 - RHTP Public Webinar, March 31, 2026
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PA - 2026 - Executive Policy Specialist 1 - Northwest
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PA - 2026 - PA RHT Plan (RHTP) Eligible Projects and Awards FY2026-2030
Rural Health Selected Projects (Authorized Project Awards)
Pennsylvania Department of Human Services — Long-Term Care Transformation Office
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PA - 2026 - Quality Investment Program (QIP) — Strengthening Long‑Term Care Workforce, Infrastructure, and Resident Well‑Being
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PA - 2026 - Quality Investment Program (QIP) Flyer
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Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
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PA - 2026 - Availability of RHTP Payments; Rapid Response Stabilization
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PA - 2026 - RHTP Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability Program Request and Eligibility Certification
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By budget period: BP1 $42.2M (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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| 2026-2030BP1 | Barnes-Kasson County Hospital The hospital’s operating room (OR) air handling system has experienced complete failure and is no longer operational. The system has exceeded its useful life, and repair is no longer feasible. As a result, the operating room cannot be safely used for surgical procedures, required environmental controls cannot be maintained, and infection prevention standards cannot be met. This failure has made the operating room non-functional. Replacement of the failed operating room air handling system is an urgent, one-time infrastructure investment necessary to stabilize a distressed Critical Access Hospital and preserve access to essential rural health services. Region: Northern Tier. Initiative: Tech & Infrastructure. | $1.0M | Health IT | |
| 2026-2030BP1 | Corry Memorial Hospital dba LECOM Health Corry Memorial Hospital Corry Memorial Hospital will use funding to upgrade critical technology and infrastructure supporting both Radiology services and Inpatient Critical Care. This includes a new radiology system, ventilator, cardiac monitoring system, call bell system, and Baxter IV pumps. Region: Northwest. Initiative: Tech & Infrastructure. | $1.0M | Health IT | |
| 2026-2030BP1 | Darway Rehabilitation and Healthcare LLC dba Darway Rehabilitation and Healthcare This program payment will fund a renovation and structural improvement project at Darway Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, a 67-bed skilled nursing facility in Sullivan County, Pennsylvania. The project will renovate the facility's six resident-care areas (Main Lobby/Entrance Corridor, Resident Room Corridor, Resident Rooms, Resident Bathrooms, Dining Room, and Gym/Physical Therapy Room) to address resident safety, infection control, life-safety compliance, and rehabilitation capacity needs. Region: Northern Tier. Initiative: Tech & Infrastructure. | $1.0M | Health IT | |
| 2026-2030BP1 | Epworth Rehabilitation and Healthcare LLC dba Cedarwood Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center This program payment will fund a renovation and structural improvement project at Epworth Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, a 102-bed skilled nursing facility in Blair County, Pennsylvania. The project will renovate the facility's six resident-care areas (Main Lobby/Entrance Corridor, Resident Room Corridor, Resident Rooms, Resident Bathrooms, Dining Room, and Gym/Physical Therapy Room) to address resident safety, infection control, life-safety compliance, and rehabilitation capacity needs. Region: Southern Alleghenies. Initiative: Tech & Infrastructure. | $1.0M | Health IT | |
| 2026-2030BP1 | Geisinger Jersey Shore Hospital Program payments will be used to support this technology and infrastructure project focused on expanding availability of advanced diagnostic imaging through the deployment of a portable Computed Tomography (CT) unit at Geisinger Jersey Shore Hospital (GJSH) which serves rural and underserved communities across the region. Portable CT scanners can be utilized in various locations within a hospital, including bedside imaging in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), operating rooms, emergency departments, and specialty care suites. Region: Central. Initiative: Tech & Infrastructure. | $1.0M | Health IT | |
| 2026-2030BP1 | Geisinger Lewistown Hospital Funding will support the purchase, deployment, and installation of a CT imaging unit to ensure consistent, local access to advanced diagnostic imaging services. This investment will allow the community to maintain uninterrupted access to CT services, reducing reliance on external facilities and minimizing delays caused by equipment outages. Region: Central. Initiative: Tech & Infrastructure. | $1.0M | Health IT | |
| 2026-2030BP1 | Geisinger Medical Center This project is an access and technology project aimed at ensuring rural Montour and surrounding counties maintain access to an advanced pharmacy. Funding will be used to purchase and install a new modular compounding suite, upgrade and replace the pharmacy’s HVAC system, add non-sterile hazardous drug compounding capacity, and improve the overall workflow layout of the facility. Region: Central. Initiative: Tech & Infrastructure. | $1.0M | Health IT | |
| 2026-2030BP1 | Meadow View Rehabilitation and Healthcare LLC dba Meadowview Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center This program payment will fund a renovation and structural improvement project at Meadow View Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, a 63-bed skilled nursing facility in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania. The project will renovate the facility's six resident-care areas (Main Lobby/Entrance Corridor, Resident Room Corridor, Resident Rooms, Resident Bathrooms, Dining Room, and Gym/Physical Therapy Room) to address resident safety, infection control, life-safety compliance, and rehabilitation capacity needs. Region: Northern Tier. Initiative: Tech & Infrastructure. | $1.0M | Health IT | |
| 2026-2030BP1 | Robert Packer Hospital The upgrade of the cogeneration engine at Robert Packer Hospital (RPH) is a critical infrastructure investment necessary to ensure uninterrupted access to essential healthcare services across a rural, multi-campus system. The existing cogeneration unit is quickly approaching the manufacturerrecommended threshold for major overhaul, at approximately 80,000 run-time hours, which is anticipated to be reached by April 2027. Region: Northern Tier. Initiative: Tech & Infrastructure. | $1.0M | Health IT | |
| 2026-2030BP1 | St. Luke's Hospital of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania dba St. Luke's Hospital - Lehighton Campus, formerly Blue Mountain Hospital St. Luke’s Hospital - Lehighton Campusis seeking a one-time payment to support the replacement of the roof at the Campus, a rural mental health hospital providing essential inpatient and outpatient behavioral health and medical services. This investment will ensure the Campus’ continued operation that provides inpatient psychiatric care for approximately 1,000 patients annually, delivers tens of thousands of outpatient medical and behavioral health visits, and serves as a lifeline for adults, older adults, and veterans at elevated risk for mental health crises.The investment will help safeguard the physical infrastructure necessary to maintain uninterrupted access to these essential services. Region: Northeast. Initiative: Tech & Infrastructure. | $1.0M | Health IT |
The Shapiro Administration is investing over $1.4 million in Lebanon County to expand substance use disorder (SUD) treatment, supporting more than 400 residents annually. Rural Health Transformation Plan funds support improvements in health care access for rural communities. Partnerships across agencies and with local providers are central to the strategy. Key contacts: James Donmoyer, Jr; Kylee Zeller Event schedule: - Press announcement date - 11/10/2026 - Lebanon, PA
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Pennsylvania received an additional $191 million in federal funding aimed at improving rural healthcare. This announcement highlights federal commitment to enhance health services in rural areas of the state.
DHS released FAQs for the upcoming Rural Health Transformation Program funding opportunity in Pennsylvania. Wellspan Health was awarded $2.8 million to strengthen care at rural hospitals.
PA's RHTP awarded $43M across rural hospitals, clinics, and EMS to upgrade critical infrastructure, technology, equipment, and transport. Projects span maternal care, behavioral health, modern EMS, diagnostics, aging/senior care, and workforce support.
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Pennsylvania's Long-Term Care Transformation Office is opening an application period starting September 1, 2026, for skilled nursing, assisted living, personal care, and intermediate care facilities seeking up to $250,000 per facility to support workforce and infrastructure quality enhancements. An informational webinar is strongly recommended for applicants and scheduled for September 9, 2026. Key contacts: ra-DHLTCtransform@pa.gov Event schedule: - Informational Webinar - 09/09/2026 - 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM ET - webinar link via QIP Pre-application Webinar
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This document provides compliance guidance for rural entities on upgrading to CEHRT-certified electronic health record systems in accordance with RHTP requirements. It details critical EHR functional gaps, federal standards, and regulatory criteria, clarifying how entities must address deficiencies to qualify for RHTP funding.
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Pennsylvania's RHTP strategy leverages statewide vision and regional implementation to transform rural health systems through workforce investments, digital and AI-driven infrastructure, quality and access improvements, and new collaborative care models. Specific initiatives target maternal health, EMS, behavioral health, data interoperability, and long-term sustainability. The program aims to strengthen service delivery, workforce resilience, clinical outcomes, and care access for the third-largest rural population in the US. Event schedule: - Project Narrative Revision Date - 02/04/2026 - Overall Implementation Timeline - FY26-FY31
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Pennsylvania's RHTP proposes $1B over five years for regionally-led collaboratives, workforce expansion, technology integration, and innovative care delivery models. The plan is grounded in extensive community input and targets key priorities like maternity care, behavioral health, dental, and workforce shortages. Initiatives include up-front workforce investments, digital tools, and alternative payment models to strengthen rural health capacity and access.
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- and Transportation, Maternal Health, Technology and Infrastructure, and Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wuwuz9YrCw0
This testimony analyzes RHTP implementation in Pennsylvania, emphasizing the mismatch between federal funding allocation and rural health needs. It recommends greater local control and governance over RHTP resources, and the use of outcome measures covering both health access and broader economic conditions. The testimony identifies Pennsylvania as uniquely disadvantaged under the current federal formula due to its large rural population. Event schedule: - Testimony Delivered - May 6, 2026 - Center for Rural Pennsylvania Board of Directors Public Hearing
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Over $120 million in RHTP Rapid Response Stabilization funds have been awarded to rural Pennsylvania hospitals and health centers. Investments focus on technological upgrades, emergency services, maternal and behavioral health, and infrastructure stabilization. Projects selected through community and health system input target critical needs and support sustainable rural health delivery.
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This agenda outlines a rural health summit focused on Pennsylvania's rural health transformation efforts, featuring state and local leaders. Sessions include data review, keynote, panel discussions, and workgroup activities to support rural health planning. Event schedule: - NEPA Rural Health Summit - May 29, 2026 - 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM - King’s College Sheehy-Farmer Building 3rd Floor
U.S. Senator Dave McCormick announced that Pennsylvania will receive nearly $191 million in the latest round of Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) funding. This allocation, part of the Working Families Tax Cuts Act, is aimed at expanding care access, strengthening the rural health workforce, modernizing facilities, and supporting innovative care models across the state. Combined with a previous award of over $193 million, Pennsylvania approaches $1 billion in RHTP funding over five years. The funding represents the largest federal investment in rural healthcare in U.S. history.
This guide consolidates key Pennsylvania and CMS resources related to RHTP, including links to official websites, funding opportunity instructions, project eligibility lists, and fact sheets on workforce, capital expenditure, and provider payment restrictions. Guidance is provided for rural health stakeholders on compliance, program structure, and inquiry contacts. No recipient-level award amounts are listed.
This guide provides Pennsylvania-specific resources, policies, and FAQs for the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP), including capital expenditure limits, eligible projects, and post-award compliance guidance. It emphasizes the five-year rural service commitment required of clinicians supported by RHTP funding.
June 30, 2027
HIO onboarding deadline
Entities must be fully onboarded to a P3N HIO by this date.
PA - 2026 - Shapiro Administration’s Strategic Investments Expand Access to Substance Use Disorder Treatment at More than 750 Licensed Treatment Facilities, Strengthening Both Rural and…
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Pennsylvania’s RHTP sustains a multifaceted strategy for rapid stabilization and modernization of rural health services, anchored in targete…
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PA - 2026 - $191M in Federal RHTP Funding for Pennsylvania Rural Healthcare
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PA - 2021 - BOP Policy Directive 2021-1
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PA - 2015 - Pt IV Ch 15 Job Order Contracting Program
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PA - 2026 - Pennsylvania Opens $27M in RHTP Grants for Rural Providers
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PA - 2026 - Pennsylvania RHTP Rapid Response Stabilization Program Request and Eligibility Certification
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PA - 2026 - RHTP Rapid Response Stabilization Program – Round 2 Program Request and Eligibility Certification (2026-08-07-rapid-response-stabilization-program-payment-certification-round-2)
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PA - 2026 - RHTP Rapid Response Stabilization Program – Round 2 Program Request and Eligibility Certification
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PA - 2026 - Attachment 1 Entity Location List
Required Attachment: Entity Location List
PA - 2026 - RHT Plan (RHTP) Project Budget Narrative Template
Attachment 2: RHTP Payment Budget Narrative Template
PA - 2026 - EHR.HIO Entity Location List
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PA - 2026 - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability Frequently Asked Questions
PA - 2026 - CEHRT System to be Implemented
Required Attachment: CEHRT Worksheet
PA - 2027 - RHT Plan (RHTP) Project Budget Narrative
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PA - 2026 - RHTP Payment Budget Worksheet
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PA - 2026 - Funding Disclosure Table
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Pennsylvania has secured $193 million in federal RHTP funding for 2025 to support its Rural Health Transformation Plan. The plan prioritizes innovation, rural workforce development, quality improvements, behavioral and maternal health, and EMS/transportation upgrades. Regional Care Collaboratives and Rapid Response Access Stabilization grants will launch as part of the program's first initiatives. Key contacts: Ali Fogarty ra-pwdhspressoffice@pa.gov; Brandon Cwalina ra-pwdhspressoffice@pa.gov Event schedule: - Federal award announcement - 12/30/2025 - Harrisburg, PA
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This is a non-competitive initial funding opportunity for rural hospitals, health care providers, and rural health facilities in Pennsylvania, offering direct program payments for the purchase of supplies and equipment to stabilize rural health access. Eligible projects must address one of six RHTP initiatives and avoid duplication with prior rapid response awards. The total available funding is capped at $35 million, with specific per-location limits and regional distribution criteria. Key contacts: RA-HHRRLHLTHTRNSPLAN@pa.gov Event schedule: - Questions Deadline - 08/07/2026 - 12:00 PM ET - Application Open - 08/17/2026 - 8:00 AM ET - Application Close - 08/24/2026 - 11:59 PM ET - Funds Must Be Expended By - 07/31/2027
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This is the second round of the Pennsylvania RHTP Rapid Response Stabilization Program, providing up to $35 million for rural health entities to purchase supplies and equipment that stabilize and enhance rural healthcare. Funding is awarded on a per-location basis, up to $1,000,000 per site, with an initial regional limit; all applicants must meet detailed eligibility, certification, and documentation requirements. Six program initiatives are targeted: Aging and Access, Behavioral Health, Maternal Health, EMS and Transportation, Technology and Infrastructure, and Workforce. Key contacts: RA-HHRRLHLTHTRNSPLAN@pa.gov Event schedule: - Submission Window Opens - 08/17/2026 - 8:00 AM ET - Submission Window Closes - 08/24/2026 - 11:59 PM ET - Questions Deadline - August 7, 2026 - 12:00 PM ET - Funds must be expended by - 07/31/2027
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This document provides instructions for preparing the project budget narrative as part of the Rural Health Transformation Plan. It details how to justify expenses, link them to project activities, and ensure consistency with the budget worksheet. Event schedule: - All expenses must be incurred by , 2027. - June 30 - Entity Name: _________________________Total Funding Requested: _________________________
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This document provides step-by-step guidance for completing a project budget narrative as part of the RHTP application process. It specifies requirements for justifying all expenses, details expected consultant/contractual budget information, and instructs applicants on the linkage between narrative elements and the budget worksheet. Event schedule: - All expenses must be incurred by , 2027. - June 30 - Entity Name: _________________________Total Funding Requested: _________________________
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