The North Dakota Rural Health Transformation Program is implementing phased, competitive funding rounds targeting workforce stabilization, preventive care, behavioral health, and health technology modernization in rural and tribal communities. Current focus areas include workforce training and retention, safety net service delivery, telehealth and remote monitoring, and data and infrastructure upgrades designed to support measurable, sustainable improvements in health care access and outcomes. The program emphasizes collaboration and local leadership, with structured grant opportunities tracked across four major pillars and progress monitored against established goals. As of late 2026, most Year 1 funding opportunities have closed, with leadership transition and active review of remaining applications underway. Current structured plan tracks 26 key initiatives and 9 strategic goals.
County-level estimates averaged across North Dakota — % of adults 18+ unless noted. Delta vs US county average shown in red/green.
8%
-3.4pp
Uninsured (18–64)
10.9%
-1.5pp
Diabetes
38.8%
+1.3pp
Obesity
15.3%
-0.8pp
Current smoking
34.2%
-1.9pp
High blood pressure
24.8%
-2.9pp
Physical inactivity
6.9%
≈ US avg
Heart disease
3.5%
-0.2pp
Stroke
pp = percentage points vs US county average
County Drilldown (53)
County
Pop
Poverty
Uninsured
Cass County
193,400
11.0%
6.0%
Burleigh County
100,600
7.9%
4.7%
Grand Forks County
72,923
13.2%
6.3%
Ward County
68,973
8.6%
5.6%
Williams County
39,555
8.6%
5.1%
Morton County
33,777
8.0%
3.5%
Stark County
33,302
12.1%
7.7%
Stutsman County
21,549
12.6%
7.3%
Richland County
16,584
9.7%
6.5%
McKenzie County
14,321
12.0%
8.4%
Rolette County
11,924
24.3%
19.5%
Ramsey County
11,556
15.2%
10.3%
Demographics
Total population
785KCensus ACS5 2024
Rural population
310KUSDA ERS RUCC 2023
Rural population %
39.8%USDA ERS RUCC 2023
Poverty rate
10.8%Census ACS5 2024
Median household income
$76,657Census ACS5 2024
Uninsured rate
6.5%Census ACS5 2024
CAH count
37HRSA GIS (live)
Rural hospital facilities
0AI extracted
Primary care HPSA
26HRSA Data Warehouse (GIS)
Dental HPSA
21HRSA Data Warehouse (GIS)
Mental health HPSA
17HRSA Data Warehouse (GIS)
MUA count
56HRSA Data Warehouse (GIS)
MUP count
1HRSA Data Warehouse (GIS)
FQHC facilities
24HRSA Data Warehouse (GIS)
RHC facilities
57HRSA Data Warehouse (GIS)
AI source: ND - 2026 - Community Meetings to Spread the Word about the RHTP
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API refreshed May 7, 2026
RHTP Strategic Goals
1Strengthen and stabilize the rural health workforce
2Promote preventive care, healthy living, and chronic disease reduction
3Bring high-quality health care closer to home for rural and tribal communities
4Expand behavioral health capacity and safety net services
5Modernize and connect technology, data, and providers for an efficient, sustainable rural health system
6Integrate care coordination agreements, updated Medicaid billing and referral systems, and transportation solutions for improved tribal, FQHC, and rural service delivery
7Ensure compliance, accountability, and sustained impact of RHTP funding
8Promote youth wellness and healthy environments
9Address rural hospital financial sustainability and care delivery redesign
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Key signals are summarized here. Open the source for the supporting detail.
ND - 2025 - North Dakota RHT Plan Application Letter to CMS Administrator
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Rural population39.8%
310,227 rural residents
Current Progress
Implementing
North Dakota's Rural Health Transformation Program remains in active implementation, with most Year 1 funding opportunities concluded and final applications under review as of late August 2026. Funding opportunities for rural and tribal providers across all priority pillars have been launched, closed, or are in award review, and technical assistance continues to be offered. Hundreds of applicants have participated in key initiatives, including workforce, technology, and care access rounds. State engagement is robust, evidenced by ongoing provider support and multiple closed solicitations. State opportunities: 27 total (27 past/closed), $59.3M listed funding. Key opportunities: North Dakota RHTP Rural Ambulance Modernization (Solicitation 210-342); Ensuring Safety Net Service Delivery Initiative; North Dakota Technology as an Extender Funding Opportunity (Solicitation 210-231). Strategy alignment: supports telehealth, ems, care access priorities.
RHTP Strategy
North Dakota’s RHTP operates as a five-year, phased statewide effort grounded in four pillars: strengthening and stabilizing the rural health workforce, preventive care and youth wellness, expanding high-quality care close to home, and modernizing technology and data integration. Competitive multi-year funding rounds and technical assistance are prioritized, emphasizing practical, community-driven implementation, systematic program review, and robust engagement with rural and tribal entities. Updated leadership ensures alignment and maximized impact across all pillars.
Model
Phased, pillar-based model with targeted investments in workforce development, provider-driven implementation, systematic assessment, and compliance mechanisms. The strategy integrates health technology modernization, care coordination arrangements, Medicaid billing/referral updates, and planning grants for a statewide Community Information Exchange to expand tribal, FQHC, and telehealth access. Strategic planning and leadership foster multi-stakeholder alignment and sustainable, data-driven rural health systems.
Key Initiatives (26)
1Develop and fund Train In Place workforce credentialing programs, microcredentials, and rural-committed upskilling for rural and tribal providers
2Expand rural health care rotations, establish new rural residencies, and grow-your-own workforce pipelines
3Award workforce retention funding for Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) and affiliated clinics, including employee incentive strategies, mentorship programs, child care supports, and wellness/burnout prevention activities
Timeline: Five-year phased effort with annual and multi-year competitive funding rounds, technical assistance and assessment cycles, strategic planning and leadership alignment, and systematic program review.
Health Priority
Workforce Retention
Significant focus on stabilizing workforce at Critical Access Hospitals and clinics through funding and training.
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Health Priority
Preventive Health and Healthy Living
Programs such as community-based walking and healthy eating grants support preventive care approaches to improve rural population health.
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Health Priority
Access and Care Delivery
Grants focus on bringing high-quality care closer to home through telehealth, mobile mammography, and ambulance modernization initiatives.
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Sep 5, 2026
ReferencePDF2025-2026Budget: $199.0M
ND - 2025 - North Dakota RHT Plan Budget Narrative – Year 1
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ND - 2026 - North Dakota BRFSS Comparisons by Urban/Rural County of Residence and North Dakota Rural Health Workforce Transformation Strategic Plan
15 critical access hospitals interested in the Eide Bailly CAH Analytics Tool may receive an additional $42,000 to implement productivity, financial and operational dashboards.
$630K
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Announcement Documents (26)
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AnnouncementNEWSep 2, 2026TXTUpcoming2026
This newsletter from Utah DHHS Primary Care & Rural Health announces updates, recognitions, upcoming webinars, and toolkits for rural health improvement. It highlights Utah's work through the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP), driven by new federal legislation, and provides timely information about Medicaid rule changes and engagement opportunities for rural providers and communities. No program-level funding announcements are present. Key contacts: ruralht@utah.gov
Event schedule:
- Impact Award Nomination Due - 09/15/2026
- NHSC Recertification Deadline - 09/22/2026 - 11:59 PM ET
- CDC Webinar: Rural Public Health Success Stories from the Field - 09/15/2026 - 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ET - Webinar
- National Rural Health Day Photo Contest Submission Due - 10/15/2026
QUALITY_IMPROVEMENT · POPULATION_HEALTH · OTHER
Event Schedule
Impact Award Nomination Due - 09/15/2026
NHSC Recertification Deadline - 09/22/2026 - 11:59 PM ET
CDC Webinar: Rural Public Health Success Stories from the Field - 09/15/2026 - 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ET - Webinar
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Impact Award Nomination Due - 09/15/2026
NHSC Recertification Deadline - 09/22/2026 - 11:59 PM ET
CDC Webinar: Rural Public Health Success Stories from the Field - 09/15/2026 - 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ET - Webinar
National Rural Health Day Photo Contest Submission Due - 10/15/2026
Contacts
<ruralht@utah.gov> - Contact for RHTP information - Utah, statewide
Core Initiatives
Catalyze system-wide change in rural health delivery
Address core health challenges in Utah's rural communities
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AnnouncementAug 24, 2026TXT2026
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AnnouncementAug 22, 2026HTML2026
Application Documents (25)
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ApplicationAug 22, 2026HTML2025
This document provides estimates of rural facilities and population scores by state, based on CMS RHTP Notice of Funding Opportunity criteria. It is intended as a resource for states preparing their RHTP applications for 2025 funding. Key contacts: Cecil G. Sheps Center for Health Services Research contact@schsr.unc.edu
Event schedule:
- Updated : , 2025 - October 24 - Description: This file contains our estimates of rural facilities and population scores, as defined by CMS’s Rural Health Transformation Program Notice of Funding Opportunity. This mate...
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Updated : , 2025 - October 24 - Description: This file contains our estimates of rural facilities and population scores, as defined by CMS’s Rural Health Transformation Program Notice of Funding Opportunity. This mate...
Contacts
Cecil G. Sheps Center for Health Services Research - <contact@schsr.unc.edu> - Author / Contact - North Carolina
Core Initiatives
Improve data-driven decision making for rural health funding
Support states applying for federal RHTP funding with score estimates
North Dakota's RHTP is launching multiple funding opportunities as part of a five-year statewide effort to transform rural health, including school-based PE, community gardens, walking programs, and behavioral health grants. Eligibility is restricted to North Dakota’s rural and tribal entities, excluding urban areas, and projects target key health priorities such as preventive care, behavioral health, and nutrition. Application processes, timelines, technical assistance, and eligibility requirements are prominently outlined; indirect costs are capped and some opportunities specify budget thresholds.
Event schedule:
- Zero-Hour PE Initiative Application Deadline - 05/22/2026 - 5:00 PM CT
- Zero-Hour PE Initiative Technical Assistance Call - May 4, 2026 - 3:30 PM CT
- Community Gardens Project Application Deadline - 05/22/2026 - 5:00 PM CT
- Community Gardens Project Technical Assistance Call - May 5, 2026 - 3:00 PM CT
- Community-Based Walking Program Application Deadline - 05/22/2026 - 5:00 PM CT
- Community-Based Walking Program Technical Assistance Call - May 6, 2026 - 3:00 PM CT
- Behavioral Health Promotion Community Grants Application Deadline - 05/29/2026 - 5:00 PM CT
- Behavioral Health Promotion Technical Assistance Call - May 7, 2026 - 2:00 PM CT
POPULATION_HEALTH · QUALITY_IMPROVEMENT · WORKFORCE · OTHER
North Dakota anticipates receiving $1 billion in federal funding under the Rural Health Transformation Program from 2026-2030. The state's five-year plan targets chronic disease, behavioral health, access, technology modernization, and stabilizing the rural healthcare workforce, including special focus on telehealth, preventive care, and engagement with tribal communities. Multiple funding opportunities are planned for rural providers and community partners, with early engagement through public surveys, listening sessions, and ongoing outreach. Key contacts: rhtp@nd.gov
Event schedule:
- Public survey launch - 08/13/2025
- Three statewide listening sessions - October 2025
- RHTP Application submission deadline - 11/05/2025
- Federal award announcement deadline - 12/31/2025
The program focuses on four pillars: strengthening and stabilizing the rural health workforce, preventive care initiatives, bringing high-quality health care closer to home, and connecting technology, data, and providers. Funding opportunities are released in phases supporting practical projects in rural and tribal communities. The program emphasizes collaboration and local leadership to address rural health challenges.
Core Initiatives
Strengthen and stabilize rural health workforce
Promote preventive care and healthy living
Bring high-quality health care closer to home
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Strengthen and stabilize rural health workforce
Promote preventive care and healthy living
Bring high-quality health care closer to home
Enhance technology, data, and provider connections
Reference Documents (19)
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ReferenceAug 22, 2026HTML2026
This document provides estimates of RHTP funding allocations across various funding tranches and summarizes state policy actions as reported by CMS. It serves as a reference file compiling funding data and policy updates for North Dakota and other states.
Event schedule:
- Updated : , 2026 - January 8 - Description: This file contains our estimates of RHTP funding, allocated across the three tranches (baseline, rural facility and population, and workload) as well as state policy actions...
Event Schedule
Updated : , 2026 - January 8 - Description: This file contains our estimates of RHTP funding, allocated across the three tranches (baseline, rural facility and population, and workload) as well as state policy actions...
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ReferenceAug 21, 2026HTML
This resource page shares data, analysis, and insights to support Rural Health Transformation Program initiatives. It aims to strengthen rural health programs by providing evidence and fostering collaboration across stakeholders.
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ReferenceAug 13, 2026TXT2026
Other Documents (1)
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OtherAug 5, 2026DOCX
This agreement sets the terms and conditions for distributing funds to Tribal Entities in North Dakota under the authority of NDCC section 50-24.1-40. It mandates reporting, auditing, and allowable uses of funds primarily for essential public health services and community health representative programs.
POPULATION_HEALTH · OTHER
Core Initiatives
Ensure proper use and accountability of allocated funds for public health services
Enhance community health representative programs or services
Media (5)
Rural Health Transformation Grant Opportunities
Grant opportunities highlighted (source image):
Potential non-traditional rural-health model (analytical inference):
Zero-Hour
Walking Programs
Community Gardens
Use schools, walking networks, and community gardens as distributed prevention infrastructure.
Pair activity and food-access sites with trusted local hosts, community health workers, or optional remote check-ins.
ND - 2026 - Rural Health Connect Improving the health of rural communities In this issue: September 2, 2026
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ND - 2026 - North Dakota opens funding opportunity to improve care coordination for rural residents
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ND - 2026 - North Dakota opens funding opportunity to expand non-emergency medical transportation in rural communities
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ND - 2003 - Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 4018
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ND - 2026 - RHTP Technical Assistance for Technology as an Extender July 30, 2026
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This update from North Dakota’s RHTP team marks the approaching end of Year 1 and notes that just one Year 1 funding opportunity (focused on care coordination) remains open. The team is actively reviewing applications and moving toward making several awards in the near future. Leadership change is acknowledged as Commissioner Pat Traynor concludes his tenure, credited with moving the program from vision to action.
Event schedule:
- Deadline to apply (Pillar 3: Coordinating and Connecting Care) - 08/26/2026
- End of Year 1 operating period - 08/31/2026
NETWORK_DEVELOPMENT · QUALITY_IMPROVEMENT · POPULATION_HEALTH · OTHER
Event Schedule
Deadline to apply (Pillar 3: Coordinating and Connecting Care) - 08/26/2026
End of Year 1 operating period - 08/31/2026
Core Initiatives
Expand access to high-quality healthcare in rural areas
Enhance care coordination and connectivity for rural residents
Invest RHTP funding to address priority health needs in North Dakota
North Dakota Health and Human Services appointed Dr. David Hunnicutt as its Rural Health Transformation Program strategist. CMS awarded North Dakota $199 million for the first year to support rural health system strengthening, access expansion, and health outcome improvements.
Event schedule:
- , 2026 - May 4 - 2 min read
- 7 Minot State University to open -25 - Aug 24 - view more
Award: $199.0MOTHER
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, 2026 - May 4 - 2 min read
7 Minot State University to open -25 - Aug 24 - view more
Core Initiatives
Strengthen rural health systems
Expand access to care
Improve health outcomes for rural residents
North Dakota HHS is launching a competitive RHTP planning grant to strengthen statewide care coordination and information exchange, with up to $1 million available. Year 1 activities focus on convening stakeholders, assessing IT and referral platforms, and producing an actionable roadmap for a statewide Community Information Exchange and closed-loop referral system. The application is open to eligible organizations serving rural and Medicaid populations, including rural tribal communities.
Event schedule:
- Technical Assistance Call - 08/12/2026 - 12:00 PM CT - Webinar (Registration Link)
- Application Submission Deadline - 08/26/2026 - 5:00 PM CT - Qualtrics application portal
- Operating Period End - 08/31/2027
Budget: $1.0MHEALTH_INFORMATION_TECHNOLOGY · NETWORK_DEVELOPMENT · POPULATION_HEALTH · QUALITY_IMPROVEMENT · OTHER
Strengthen care referral pathways and information exchange among rural providers
Support planning and governance for a neutral, sustainable statewide Community Information Exchange
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Improve care coordination for Medicaid members
Strengthen care referral pathways and information exchange among rural providers
Support planning and governance for a neutral, sustainable statewide Community Information Exchange
Engage rural healthcare and community-based organizations in collaborative solutions
North Dakota Health and Human Services was awarded $198.9M in the first year of RHTP. The Technology as an Extender funding opportunity provides $5M to eligible rural and tribal health facilities for acquiring smart technology, AI and robotics, and remote patient monitoring, aiming to transform rural care delivery, enhance workforce retention, and reduce adverse events. Guidance covers eligibility, allowable and unallowable costs, application procedures, and expected outcomes. Key contacts: Bobbie Will
Event schedule:
- Application Deadline - 08/18/2026 - 5:00 PM CT
- Review and Scoring Period - August 19 - September 8, 2026
- Funding Period End - 08/31/2027
Review and Scoring Period - August 19 - September 8, 2026
Funding Period End - 08/31/2027
Contacts
Bobbie Will - Presenter - North Dakota
Core Initiatives
Make ND Healthy Again
Strengthen and Stabilize Rural Health Workforce
Bring High-Quality Healthcare Closer to Home
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Make ND Healthy Again
Strengthen and Stabilize Rural Health Workforce
Bring High-Quality Healthcare Closer to Home
Connect technology, data and providers for a stronger ND
This document provides a comprehensive list and contact information of regional experts available to support applicants of the North Dakota Rural Health Transformation Program. It includes county groupings and multiple points of contact per region to assist rural communities through the application process. Key contacts: Cyrena Weeks cyrenaw@ci.williston.nd.us; Tara Erickstad tarae@ci.williston.nd.us; Kaelynn Thunder Hawk Blackaby KaelynnBl@ci.williston.nd.us; Briselda Hernandez briselda@sourisbasin.org
Contacts
Cyrena Weeks - <cyrenaw@ci.williston.nd.us> - Region 1 - Divide, McKenzie and Williams counties
Tara Erickstad - <tarae@ci.williston.nd.us> - Region 1 - Divide, McKenzie and Williams counties
Kaelynn Thunder Hawk Blackaby - <KaelynnBl@ci.williston.nd.us> - Region 1 - Divide, McKenzie and Williams counties
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Cyrena Weeks - <cyrenaw@ci.williston.nd.us> - Region 1 - Divide, McKenzie and Williams counties
Tara Erickstad - <tarae@ci.williston.nd.us> - Region 1 - Divide, McKenzie and Williams counties
Kaelynn Thunder Hawk Blackaby - <KaelynnBl@ci.williston.nd.us> - Region 1 - Divide, McKenzie and Williams counties
Briselda Hernandez - <briselda@sourisbasin.org> - Region 2 - Bottineau, Burke, McHenry, Mountrail, Pierce, Renville and Ward counties
Erin Parker - <erin.parker@sourisbasin.org> - Region 2 - Bottineau, Burke, McHenry, Mountrail, Pierce, Renville and Ward counties
Sandra Shively - <sandy@ncpcr3.com> - Region 3 - Benson, Cavalier, Eddy, Ramsey and Rolette counties
Ann Pollert - <ann.pollert@gmail.com> - Region 3 - Benson, Cavalier, Eddy, Ramsey and Rolette counties
Colleen Hardy - <hardyimpactconsulting@gmail.com> - Region 3 - Benson, Cavalier, Eddy, Ramsey and Rolette counties
Dawn Mandt - <dawn@redriverrc.com> - Region 4 - Grand Forks, Nelson, Pembina and Walsh counties
Kristi Kasprick - <kristi@redriverrc.com> - Region 4 - Grand Forks, Nelson, Pembina and Walsh counties
Amber Metz - <amber@lakeagassiz.com> - Region 5 - Cass, Ransom, Richland, Sargent, Steele and Traill counties
Mitch Calkins - <mitch@lakeagassiz.com> - Region 5 - Cass, Ransom, Richland, Sargent, Steele and Traill counties
Joe Rizzo - <joe@lakeagassiz.com> - Region 5 - Cass, Ransom, Richland, Sargent, Steele and Traill counties
Tammy Lanaghan - <tammy@lakeagassiz.com> - Region 5 - Cass, Ransom, Richland, Sargent, Steele and Traill counties
Traci Redlin - <tredlin@scdrc.org> - Region 6 - Barnes, Dickey, Foster, Griggs, LaMoure, Logan, McIntosh, Stutsman and Wells counties
Jennifer Schultes - <director@scdrc.org> - Region 6 - Barnes, Dickey, Foster, Griggs, LaMoure, Logan, McIntosh, Stutsman and Wells counties
Micah Gear - <micah@lcdgroup.org> - Region 7 - Burleigh, Emmons, Grant, Kidder, McLean, Mercer, Morton, Oliver, Sheridan and Sioux counties
Nicole Pavlicek - <nicolep@lcdgroup.org> - Region 7 - Burleigh, Emmons, Grant, Kidder, McLean, Mercer, Morton, Oliver, Sheridan and Sioux counties
Teran Doerr - <teran@swnd.org> - Region 8 - Adams, Billings, Bowman, Dunn, Golden Valley, Hettinger, Slope and Stark counties
Shannon Ellig - <Shannon@swnd.org> - Region 8 - Adams, Billings, Bowman, Dunn, Golden Valley, Hettinger, Slope and Stark counties
Governor Sanders announced Arkansas’ application process for $209 million in RHTP funding, initially focusing on modernizing rural health through the THRIVE initiative. The program spans major priorities: expanding telehealth, recruiting rural health workers, creating coordinated nutrition programs, and building integrated health networks. Extensive community and stakeholder engagement—through townhalls and partnership outreach—shaped the four core state RHTP priorities. Key contacts: info@ArkansasRHTP.com
Event schedule:
- Announcement date - 05/04/2026 - LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas
- THRIVE application round open - 05/04/2026 - www.ArkansasRHTP.com
- Additional funding rounds announced by - Within 90 days
- All FY26 funds expected awarded by - Fall 2026
Announcement date - 05/04/2026 - LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas
THRIVE application round open - 05/04/2026 - www.ArkansasRHTP.com
Additional funding rounds announced by - Within 90 days
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Announcement date - 05/04/2026 - LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas
THRIVE application round open - 05/04/2026 - www.ArkansasRHTP.com
Additional funding rounds announced by - Within 90 days
All FY26 funds expected awarded by - Fall 2026
Contacts
<info@ArkansasRHTP.com> - General inquiries - Arkansas (statewide)
Core Initiatives
Expand telehealth access and remote patient monitoring in rural areas
Strengthen rural healthcare workforce recruitment and training
Improve population health and chronic disease outcomes through prevention
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Expand telehealth access and remote patient monitoring in rural areas
Strengthen rural healthcare workforce recruitment and training
Improve population health and chronic disease outcomes through prevention
Integrate and modernize emergency medical response systems
Promote efficient, coordinated, data-driven rural health networks
North Dakota has announced the opening of applications for a statewide planning grant to improve rural care coordination. Up to $1 million in federal funding is available to support organizations and consortia with expertise in care coordination, health information exchange, or community services. The initiative will focus on planning strategies to better connect rural residents with needed healthcare and community supports. Key contacts: Alysia Huck alhuck@nd.gov
Event schedule:
- Application Due - 08/26/2026 - 5:00 PM CT
- Technical Assistance Call - 08/12/2026 - 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM CT
NETWORK_DEVELOPMENT · HEALTH_INFORMATION_TECHNOLOGY · OTHER