Wyoming RHTP RFA - 4.2. Clinically-integrated care coordination

Summary

RFA track under the 'Make Wyoming Healthy Again' initiative, funding implementation of clinically-integrated care coordination to improve chronic disease management and health outcomes for rural and frontier populations. Supports innovative, evidence-based, and tech-enabled solutions targeted at high-risk groups to reduce barriers to care and promote population health.

Eligibility

Eligible applicants are defined in the Wyoming RHTP Submittable portal and must follow all requirements in the current RFA card and accompanying guidance. Applicants must generally be Wyoming-based organizations capable of implementing clinically-integrated care coordination for chronic disease in rural/frontier communities as defined by the program guidance.

Requirements Checklist

• Applications must: 1) Complete the required 0.1 Applicant Eligibility Information form; 2) Submit detailed project narrative and work plan for the 4.2 track in line with the Make Wyoming Healthy Again initiative and RHTP NOF conditions; 3) Provide itemized budget and budget narrative; 4) Ensure proposed activities and costs align with approved program uses, federal and state eligibility, and all unallowable cost restrictions detailed on page 18-20 of the Wyoming NOF; 5) Address requirements for evidence-based practice, measurable health impact, and coordination with State/federally funded chronic disease programs.