Program Overview
Alaska's Rural Health Transformation Program is in active statewide implementation, coordinated by the Department of Health with oversight from an Advisory Council and broad stakeholder engagement. The program launched in early 2026, following regional planning meetings and a robust Letter of Interest process, with current efforts guided by six interconnected initiatives focused on maternal and child health, workforce development, access to care, healthy communities, fiscal sustainability, and technology modernization. Project awards are being announced on a rolling basis, with Year 1 performance periods now underway and weekly funding updates ongoing. Current structured plan tracks 14 key initiatives and 19 strategic goals.
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County-level estimates averaged across Alaska — % of adults 18+ unless noted. Delta vs US county average shown in red/green.
pp = percentage points vs US county average
County Drilldown (30)
| County | Pop | Poverty | Uninsured |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anchorage Municipality | 288,976 | 8.9% | 5.3% |
| Matanuska-Susitna Borough | 112,988 | 10.0% | 6.9% |
| Fairbanks North Star Borough | 95,460 | 6.1% | 2.8% |
| Kenai Peninsula Borough | 60,413 | 11.8% | 7.2% |
| Juneau City and Borough | 31,794 | 8.9% | 4.8% |
| Bethel Census Area | 18,394 | 25.6% | 22.0% |
| Ketchikan Gateway Borough | 13,768 | 8.7% | 5.0% |
| Kodiak Island Borough | 12,771 | 8.7% | 6.0% |
| North Slope Borough | 10,810 | 11.1% | 12.6% |
| Nome Census Area | 9,866 | 21.5% | 20.8% |
| Sitka City and Borough | 8,368 | 7.5% | 6.5% |
| Kusilvak Census Area | 8,176 | 32.4% | 32.2% |
AI source: AK - 2026 - Notice of Intent to Award — Alaska RHTP Year 1 Preliminary Awards
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239,408 rural residents
Alaska’s Rural Health Transformation Program remains in active implementation, with Year 1 awards exceeding $207 million across over 370 projects. Notices of Intent to Award and grant agreements continue to be issued weekly, and subaward finalization is ongoing. Emerging program priorities include care coordination, workforce development, health IT, and alternative payment models. Program engagement extends through statewide webinars and advisory council meetings, while additional funding announcements for Year 1 are still forthcoming. State opportunities: 2 total (2 past/closed). Key opportunities: Alaska RHTP Implementation Pathway — Full Application, Round 1; Alaska Rural Health Transformation Program – Letter of Interest (LOI) Round 1. Strategy alignment: supports workforce, telehealth, care access priorities.
Alaska’s Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) drives systemwide rural health transformation through six interconnected, regionally responsive initiatives targeting health care access, workforce development, technology modernization, fiscal sustainability, maternal and child health, and community wellness. Multi-stage, competitive funding—including Letters of Interest, full proposals, and phased awards—ensures that projects address local priorities and emerging needs. Statewide and regional engagement, ongoing Advisory Council and committee oversight, and annual public reporting uphold accountability and alignment with Alaska’s unique rural health landscape.
Model
A regionally tailored, community-led, multi-initiative model integrating workforce development, technology modernization, value-based care, and health system integration; delivered through phased funding cycles, Advisory Council and committee guidance, broad cross-sector partnerships, and regional planning meetings informed by statewide and local input.
Key Initiatives (14)
Timeline: Year 1 funding cycle and Letter of Interest process: Feb–Mar 2026; statewide and regional implementation ongoing through 2030 via phased annual and multi-year funding, Advisory Council oversight, with annual review, application cycles, regional meetings, and milestone reporting.
Addressing geographic challenges and large rural populations by investing in infrastructure and workforce to improve care access.
Focusing on strengthening workforce capacity across rural Alaska to meet long-standing needs.
Advancing technology infrastructure and digital health tools to support innovative care models in rural areas.
Alaska Department of Health
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AK - 2026 - Alaska Department of Health Announces First Group of RHTP Awards
Press Release — First Group of RHTP Awards
AK - 2026 - Notice of Intent to Award — Alaska RHTP Year 1 Preliminary Awards
Award Notice Spreadsheet (19 projects)
AK - 2026 - Recent Updates: Year 1 Funding Announcements
Alaska RHTP Year 1 funding announcement
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AK - 2026 - Alaska RHTP Subrecipient Eligibility
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AK - 2026 - RHTP Project Narrative
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AK - 2026 - RHTP Funding Opportunity: Letter of Interest Portal Open
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| FY↓ | Awardee↕ | Amount↕ | Activity↕ | Source |
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| 2026 | 32 projects (community organizations selected via RHTP) Funds awarded to 32 projects as part of Alaska RHTP Year 1 to drive rural health transformation with a focus on care coordination, infrastructure, workforce development, cybersecurity, health IT upgrades, new technologies, and alternative payment model pilots. | $25.8M | Other | |
| 2026 | The Greater Fairbanks Community Hospital Foundation Team-Based, Value-Driven Primary Care Transformation in Interior Alaska — Foundation Health Partners proposes to transform the primary care system in Interior Alaska from an overburdened physician-centric fragmented, and reactive model to a patient-centered, coordinated, team based, technology enabled system that delivers timely, preventive, and continuous care for rural and frontier residents. The project will develop the clinic, IT, data and workforce infrastructure, and core competencies necessary for long-term participation in value-based care arrangements. | $16.0M | — | |
| 2026 | Southcentral Foundation Chitina Community Health Clinic Expansion — Southcentral Foundation proposes to expand resources at the Chitina Community Clinic (located along the Edgerton Highway, south of Glennallen but east of Tonsina and northwest of Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve), improving the use of space for customer-owners* and providers, purchasing a vehicle, and providing community outreach for permanent residents and visitors to increase encounters at the clinic and thereby improve the financial stability of the community health center. *SCF term for individuals they serve, instead of patient | $281K | — | |
| 2026 | Southcentral Foundation Expansion of Specialty Pediatric Services — Southcentral Foundation proposes to expand its Specialty Pediatric Clinic, a critical statewide access point that addresses gaps in specialized care for Alaska Native and American Indian children with complex medical and developmental needs across Alaska, including those from rural, remote, and frontier communities who must travel for care. | $3.6M | — | |
| 2026 | Southcentral Foundation Traditional Healing Project — Southcentral Foundation proposes to integrate traditional healing practices at its rural community health centers, standard clinical services, and the Alaska Native Medical Center (ANMC), by expanding the Traditional Healing practitioner base; creating an Alaska traditional healing network and exchange; and improving long-term sustainability. This project will have state-wide impact through ANMC services and addresses the need for traditional wellness practices, such as ceremony, ritual, emotional and spiritual support beyond its clinic at the Anchorage Native Primary Care Center. | $1.4M | — | |
| 2026 | Southcentral Foundation Yeshjesh T'uh Crisis Project — Southcentral Foundation’s Yeshjesh T’uh Crisis Project proposes strengthening system capacity by providing new innovative services, connecting the gaps in fragmented systems, and increasing access to culturally competent mental health and substance use disorder services in Mental Health Professional Shortage Areas here in Alaska. The proposed Yeshjesh T’uh Crisis Project provides high-intensity behavioral health services, including crisis stabilization and crisis residential care, for individuals from rural and remote Alaska communities. | $5.9M | — | |
| 2026 | Southcentral Foundation Rural Pharmacy Upgrade — Southcentral Foundation (SCF) proposes to improve pharmacy facilities and replace outdated secure, pharmacy-monitored, medicine-dispensing units (called “PickPoints”) in 14 rural clinics from Chitina to St. Paul, bringing SCF’s telepharmacies into functional alignment with security, software, and environmental needs, and making any minor modification necessary to ensure security, safety, and connectivity. | $1.5M | — | |
| 2026 | Providence Health & Services- Washington Improve Continuity of Care in Rural Alaska via Community Connect — Providence Health & Services – Washington proposes to expand a shared electronic health record system through Community Connect by covering initial vendor licensing costs that prevent small providers from adopting integrated systems. This project addresses fragmented patient records, duplicate testing, poor coordination, and limited system availability. It will support rural hospitals and clinics across Alaska, where scarce resources and high upfront licensing fees prevent use of shared systems that enable continuous, coordinated patient care. | $1.1M | — | |
| 2026 | Providence Health & Services- Washington Implementing Remote Patient Monitoring Reimbursement to Drive Sustainability of Services and Positive Outcomes — Providence Health & Services –Washington proposes establishing Remote Patient Monitoring for three disease states: Congestive Heart Failure, Hypertension, and Type II Diabetes Mellitus. The population of focus would include empaneled Alaskan patients with Medicaid as the primary payer with a diagnosis of one of the three disease states mentioned above. | $773K | — | |
| 2026 | Providence Health & Services- Washington Coordinating to Drive Redesign and Sustainability of Alaska's Graduate Medical Education Programs — Providence Health & Services -Washington proposes to strengthen workforce capacity by stabilizing and enhancing the Alaska Family Medicine Residency Program. This project invests in recruitment, rural training, faculty development, and clinical training infrastructure to address Alaska’s shortage of primary care physicians and limited in-state residency capacity. This work supports a critical physician pipeline serving rural, frontier, and geographically dispersed communities across Alaska. | $4.6M | — |
This is an update from the Alaska Department of Health on the status of the Year 1 RHTP funding cycle. No specific awardees, award amounts, or detailed milestones are provided. The update signals ongoing implementation of the program.
On September 4, 2026, Alaska DOH issued its fifth round of RHTP Year 1 Notices of Intent to Award, totaling $25.8 million across 32 projects. The overall awarded funding since program launch now exceeds $207 million. Priorities for this cycle include workforce development, care coordination, infrastructure improvements, tech upgrades, and payment model pilots. Event schedule: - Year 1 Funding Webinar - September 11, 2026 - 2:00–3:00 PM - https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_zF2D9I8VR-6LzRmtwcFJuw?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery
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The Alaska RHTP has announced $207 million in cumulative projected awards across six initiative areas, aimed at transforming rural health care across all Alaska boroughs and census areas. Awards are being announced weekly with final subaward budgets still being finalized.
Alaska's RHTP completed year 1 by engaging nearly 1,800 Letters of Interest and over 800 unique organizations statewide. Regional meetings are informing future funding priorities, with ongoing implementation awards rolling out weekly. Event schedule: - Seward Regional Meeting - April 29, 2026 - Seward - Kenai Peninsula Regional Meeting - April 30, 2026 - Kenai Peninsula - Fairbanks Regional Meeting - May 5, 2026 - Fairbanks - Mat-Su Regional Meeting - June 4, 2026 - Mat-Su - Copper River Basin Regional Meeting - June 25, 2026 - Copper River Basin - Cordova Regional Meeting - June 30, 2026 - Cordova - Dillingham Regional Meeting - July 8, 2026 - Dillingham - Ketchikan Regional Meeting - August 10, 2026 - Ketchikan
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Alaska’s 2026 RHTP plan is built around six themed initiatives—including Healthy Beginnings, Health Care Access, Healthy Communities, Pay for Value, Strengthen Workforce, and Spark Technology—to modernize rural health delivery across the state. The document lays out detailed, allowable uses of RHTP funds for infrastructure, workforce, IT, prevention, delivery system, and payment reforms. The plan emphasizes locally led, culturally appropriate strategies, and strong attention to Alaska’s unique geography, Tribal partnerships, and workforce pipeline challenges. Event schedule: - Last Revised - 2026-02-19
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Day 2 of Alaska’s RHTP convening emphasized the state’s leadership in program implementation, technology-enabled transformation, and stakeholder partnerships. Sessions featured perspectives from state government, tribal health, and technology experts, highlighting the goals of system-level change, sustainable outcomes, and workforce innovation. Discussion focused on practical, scalable health IT solutions and the importance of local readiness, collaboration, and sustainability planning. Event schedule: - RHTP Day 2 Convening - Anchorage, Alaska
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The first year of Alaska's RHTP saw overwhelming demand with nearly 1,800 LOIs and $2.5B in requests, reduced to 365 full proposals and $272M awarded. The Department of Health, in partnership with the Alaska Community Foundation, is finalizing awards for 2026–2027 with implementation expected to begin in August. Major priorities include behavioral health, EMS, care access, health IT, and workforce, with new public dashboards and regional planning processes underway to improve transparency, geographic reach, and collaboration. Key contacts: Emily Ricci; Betsy Wood; Alison Miller; Julie Sanbei Event schedule: - Full Application Submission Window - 06/01/2026–06/22/2026 - Online portal - Earliest Implementation Award Start - 08/01/2026 - N/A - First Annual Report Due to CMS - 08/31/2026 - N/A - Next Advisory Council Meeting (anticipated) - 08/15/2026 - Virtual
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Alaska's RHTP application outlines systemic, multi-faceted rural health challenges—geographic isolation, severe workforce shortages, pronounced health disparities, and outdated infrastructure. It proposes six major cross-cutting initiatives focused on maternal/child health, care access, healthy communities, fiscal sustainability, workforce development, and technology innovation. Key strategic goals include closing health outcome gaps, advancing payment reform for financial stability, and leveraging Alaska's history of telehealth and Tribal partnership innovation.
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The Alaska Department of Health invites public participation in a webinar discussing Year 1 reflections and upcoming Year 2 plans for the Rural Health Transformation Program. Multiple regional meetings are scheduled statewide to gather stakeholder input and set regional rural health reform priorities. Key contacts: RHTP@alaska.gov Event schedule: - RHTP Webinar - 09/11/2026 - 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM AKT - Virtual webinar - Greater Anchorage Area Regional Meeting - 09/22/2026 - AKT - Greater Anchorage Area - Valdez Regional Meeting - 09/03/2026 - AKT - Valdez - Utqiagvik / North Slope Regional Meeting - 10/27/2026 - AKT - Utqiagvik / North Slope - Juneau Regional Meeting - 11/17/2026 - AKT - Juneau
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Alaska’s Department of Health is administering the Rural Health Transformation Program with ongoing weekly funding announcements for Year 1. The program aims to expand care access, strengthen workforce capacity, improve infrastructure, advance technology, and foster innovative health approaches for rural Alaskans. Applicant interest is high, and materials and guidance for funding opportunities are regularly updated on the program page. Key contacts: Rural Health Transformation Program RHTP@alaska.gov
This document provides the agenda for the upcoming RHTP Advisory Council meeting scheduled for August 17, 2026, including updates on RHTP implementation awards and regional planning highlights. Event schedule: - Advisory Council Meeting - August 17, 2026 - 9-11:00 a.m. - Teleconference
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This is an agenda for a virtual advisory council meeting focusing on updates and planning related to the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP). No awards or funding information is provided. Event schedule: - Advisory Council Meeting - 04/22/2026 - 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM - Teleconference
AK - 2026 - Recent Updates: Year 1 Funding Announcements
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·EmailAK - 2026 - Latest awards bring Year 1 funding to nearly $182 million for community organizations across Alaska
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AK - 2026 - DOH announces the latest Year 1 funding awards, bringing total planned investments to more than $160 million
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AK - 2026 - Press Release: May 20, 2026, New Online Application For DPA Services PDF 05/21/2026
RHTP Webinar in March
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AK - 2025 - About Ahha Advocacy Collaboration & Training Resources Healthcare Careers
AHHA RHTP page — LOI outcome update
AK - 2026 - Alaska RHTP Initiative Guidance: Eligible Populations, Provider Types, and Federal Budget Limits (June 2026)
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AK - 2025 - RHTP Letters of Interest: Summary of Submissions and Outcomes
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AK - 2026 - Advisory Council Meeting July 1, 2026
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AK - 2026 - Advisory Council Meeting Year 1 Progress Update for Alaska RHTP
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Alaska was awarded $272 million through the federal RHTP for distribution between January and October 2026. Funding will transform rural health care delivery, emphasizing improved care coordination, workforce expansion, and technology investments. Entities across Alaska—including hospitals, tribal organizations, and EMS—will be able to apply for project funds in competitive cycles beginning in 2026. Key contacts: Heidi Hedberg DOH.RHTF@alaska.gov; Emily Ricci DOH.RHTF@alaska.gov; Monique Martin DOH.RHTF@alaska.gov Event schedule: - RHTP application portal registration & letter of intent opens - 01/2026 - AKT - Alaska DOH website - First funding awards expected - Spring 2026 - AKT - Statewide - Community-led regional planning workshops - Spring/Summer 2026 - AKT - Regional - In-Person Convening (Annual, mark your calendars!) - January 2027 - AKT
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Alaska has been awarded major federal funding under the Rural Health Transformation Program to support the permanent transformation of rural health care. The press release indicates significant federal investment and new programmatic activity is forthcoming. Event schedule: - Press Release announcing Alaska RHTP award - 12/29/2025 - Online
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The Alaska Department of Health announced $16.8 million in new awards across 24 projects as part of Alaska's RHTP Year 1 cycle, bringing the total to nearly $182 million in awarded funding. Projects focus on workforce pipeline, expanding specialty and emergency care access via technology, and strengthening systems for behavioral health, maternal/child health, and complex care. More awards and updates are forthcoming as Year 1 continues. Event schedule: - Notice of Intent to Award - 08/28/2026 - AKT
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The Alaska Department of Health announced the first group of RHTP awards totaling over $4.5 million for 19 projects enhancing rural health care. Projects focus on expanding access, workforce strengthening, infrastructure improvement, technology advancement, and innovative rural health solutions. Key contacts: Mirna Estrada mirna.estrada@alaska.gov Event schedule: - Initial award announcements - 08/07/2026 - Anchorage, Alaska
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Alaska's Rural Health Transformation Program is a major recipient of federal funding reflecting its large rural population and healthcare access challenges. The program includes structured regional planning meetings statewide to engage stakeholders, with multiple funding cycles and public announcement of awarded projects emphasizing systemwide investments. The Alaska Department of Health administers the program and has established an Advisory Council to guide implementation. Event schedule: - RHTP Advisory Council meeting - April 22, 2026 - RHTP Advisory Council meeting - March 20, 2026 - Letter of Interest registration opens - February 17, 2026 - Letter of Interest registration closes - March 11, 2026 - Statewide regional planning meeting - September 3, 2026 - Valdez - Statewide regional planning meeting - September 22, 2026 - Greater Anchorage Area - Statewide regional planning meeting - October 27, 2026 - Utqiagvik / North Slope - Statewide regional planning meeting - November 12, 2026 - Juneau
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This session convened rural health stakeholders across Alaska to address workforce as the foremost challenge in rural health transformation. Key strategies include 'grow your own' workforce pipelines, meaningful retention incentives, data-driven planning, and integrated team-based care. Alaska received approximately $272M in RHTP funding to support long-term, scalable solutions. Key contacts: Heidi Hedberg; Anne Zink; Lisa Rabinowitz Event schedule: - Strengthening Workforce Session - 03/24/2026 - AK - Statewide virtual session, Alaska Department of Health
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Alaska launched an RHTP Impact Series session to catalyze rural health transformation, focusing on value-based care and fiscal sustainability. The session identified workforce, payment reform, data, and community-clinical integration as priorities and showcased successful models already operating in Alaska. The discussion underscored Alaska's potential to expand value-based care and highlighted the challenges and strategies ahead. Event schedule: - RHTP Impacts: Pay for Value Kickoff Session - 04/01/2026 - AKT - Alaska Department of Health
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Alaska RHTP is launching a six-part interactive webinar series—one for each key transformation initiative—including Healthy Beginnings, Health Care Access, Healthy Communities, Fiscal Sustainability, Workforce, and Technology & Innovation. Each series consists of several sessions designed to foster cross-sector dialogue, highlight promising models, and set visions and baselines for statewide transformation. Key session dates span from March through June 2026, with recordings and recaps posted for broad stakeholder engagement. Key contacts: RHTP@alaska.gov Event schedule: - Healthy Beginnings Kickoff Session - 3/24/2026 - Webinar - Healthy Beginnings Session 2 - 5/13/2026 - Webinar - Health Care Access Kickoff Session - 3/31/2026 - Webinar - Health Care Access Session 2 - 5/14/2026 - Webinar - Healthy Communities Kickoff Session - 3/23/2026 - Webinar - Pay for Value: Fiscal Sustainability Kickoff Session - 4/1/2026 - Webinar - Pay for Value: Fiscal Sustainability Session 2 - Webinar (planned for June 2026) - Spark Technology and Innovation Session 2 - 5/15/2026 - Webinar
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AK - 2025 - Press Release: September 11, 2025, Alaska Department Of Health Launches Healthy Is Campaign And Statewide Coloring Contest PDF 09/11/2025
AK - 2026 - Grant Guidelines
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AK - 2025 - Press Release: June 27, 2025, DPA Launches Pilot Program to Strengthen Provider and Community Support PDF 06/27/2025
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AK - 2025 - Press Release: December 2, 2025, Alaska SNAP Recipients Granted Temporary Hot Foods Waiver Following Western Alaska Storm Damage PDF 12/02/2025
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AK - 2025 - Medicaid Recipient Handbook
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AK - 2026 - Competitive Grant Guidelines
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AK - 2025 - Press Release: November 10, 2025, Health Analytics and Vital Records Section Releases Data Reports On Health Facilities, Vital Statistics And Cancer PDF 11/10/2025
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AK - 2026 - Press Release: May 20, 2026, Alaska Department of Health Launches Next Move Campaign During Mental Health Awareness Month PDF 05/20/2026
AK - 2025 - Press Release: August 28, 2025, Statewide Effort To Prevent Overdose Deaths In Alaska PDF 08/28/2025
AK - 2025 - January 6, 2025, Anchorage DPA Office Now Open Press Release PDF 01/06/2025
AK - 2025 - Press Release: November 19, 2025, Benjamin Watson Recognized as Alaska’s “Community Star” on National Rural Health Day PDF 11/19/2025
AK - 2024 - Press Release: Online SNAP Application Now Live (January 5, 2024) PDF 01/05/2024
AK - 2025 - Public Guidance: October 31, 2025, Fish Consumption (Typhoon Halong) PDF 10/31/2025
AK - 2025 - Press Release: October 15, 2025, Statewide Red Ribbon Week Door Decorating Contest PDF 10/15/2025
AK - 2025 - Press Release: November 12, 2025, Free Support To Quit Tobacco And A Meal To Make Quitting Easier PDF 11/12/2025
AK - 2025 - Press Release: December 9, 2025, State of Alaska Secures $7.8 Million Settlement from Juul and Altria for Targeting Alaskan Youth PDF 12/09/2025
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