Virginia RHTP Mobile & Hybrid Care RFA — West Piedmont Planning District Commission (Southside Regional Collaborative)

Summary

the Southside Regional Collaborative service area. Eligible approaches include mobile care units, telehealth kiosks, clinics in a box, electronic consultations, rural care center hubs, and hub-and-spoke technology enablers; services may include primary, behavioral health/SUD, dental, vision, preventive, diagnostic, and specialty care. Approximately $11.8M available; at least five awards expected; no established maximum award per application. Lead applicants must demonstrate organizational, administrative, financial, and cash-flow capacity to manage a federal reimbursement-based award in accordance with 2 CFR Part 200 and applicable RHTP requirements. Partnerships with local providers, technology organizations, and other entities are strongly encouraged. This initiative is federally funded by CMS/HHS under Cooperative Agreement RHTCMS332088, and proposals must be implementable within the performance period while laying foundations for future enhancements.

Eligibility

Applicants must be physically located in, or provide direct services to, rural Virginia communities as defined under Virginia's RHTP (FORHP baseline definition). Projects must target residents of Franklin, Henry, Patrick, Pittsylvania, Mecklenburg, Halifax, Brunswick, Amelia, Buckingham, Charlotte, Cumberland, Lunenburg, Nottoway, Prince Edward, Charles City, Greensville, Surry, Sussex, Appomattox and New Kent counties; cities of Danville, Martinsville, and Emporia. Eligible applicants include healthcare providers, nonprofits, technology organizations, and community-based entities. Lead applicant must have an active SAM.gov UEI. Applicants headquartered outside the posted region may apply if serving eligible rural residents.

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