West Virginia

Governor Patrick Morrisey announced that nearly $2.2 million has been allocated for rural health transformation in West Virginia. State health officials are seeking public input on the state's Rural Health Transformation application.

West Virginia is progressing with a significant federal investment of $500 million targeted at rural healthcare transformation. The state's Department of Health is seeking leadership to implement a $199 million portion of this initiative.

West Virginia plans to announce additional RHTP awards aimed at increasing the nursing workforce. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to strengthen healthcare staffing in rural areas.

Governor Patrick Morrisey announced substantial WV RHTP investments to boost healthcare access and innovation in rural West Virginia. Five organizations received a combined $6.2 million for projects addressing provider productivity, rural specialty care, workforce and recovery, and technology-driven clinical improvements. These awards reflect a strategy to transform rural health delivery and improve outcomes for West Virginians.

West Virginia received a $2,000,026 RHTP federal award to expand teleophthalmology services. The investment aims to enhance rural specialty care access through telehealth network development.

West Virginia received a $2 million award under the Rural Health Transformation Program to expand teleophthalmology services. This investment aims to broaden access to specialist eye care in rural areas.

This document is an RFP solicitation supporting the West Virginia RHTP workforce development initiative, specifically on career pathway advancement for healthcare workers. It is part of a larger Rural Health Transformation Program effort in the state.

West Virginia RHTP was awarded $199.5M in Year 1 to launch a multi-year transformation program focused on rural health access, quality, workforce, and technology. Seven flagship initiatives have been defined, targeting virtual/in-person care, transportation, workforce pipelines, tech-enabled care, chronic disease management, prevention, and innovation. The program prioritizes outcomes, sustainability, and expanding rural care capacity. Event schedule: - Year 1 Budget Period Start - 12/29/2025 - Year 1 Budget Period End (Funds must be obligated) - 10/30/2026

West Virginia has at least $500 million allocated from the federal Rural Health Transformation Program to revolutionize rural healthcare. Governor Patrick Morrisey has developed a bold vision centered on seven flagship initiatives to guide investment across the state. The program spans fiscal years 2026 through 2030 and is administered by CMS.

WV RHTP has obligated $3.8 million and spent $4.6 million for administrative support. The program has already awarded 75 grants with 73 directly in West Virginia, aiming to address multiple facets including workforce, technology, and innovation. Event schedule: - , 2026 - August 10 - 0

Governor Patrick Morrisey announced over $1.1 million in Rural Health Transformation Program awards to Community Care of West Virginia, aiming to expand access to healthcare in rural areas and strengthen the health workforce. The awards fund telehealth enhancements, a mobile care unit, workforce advancement, and a rural healthcare apprenticeship program. Four separate projects are funded, supporting both clinical infrastructure and workforce development. These initiatives are expected to foster improved health outcomes and economic opportunity for rural West Virginians.

This document is a mailing list signup announcement for the West Virginia Rural Health Transformation Program, providing updates and opportunities for rural health in the state.

Document notes a statement from Dr. Arvin Singh, secretary of West Virginia, predicting another $199M in RHTP funds for the state.

West Virginia received $199 million in the first year of the Rural Health Transformation Program. The health secretary anticipates additional funding in the future to continue rural health transformation efforts.