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© 2026 AME Mobile · Rural Care Journey · Data updated daily from public sources

Rural Health Transformation Program data is sourced from state Flex Program offices and federal agencies. Accuracy is not guaranteed — verify with official sources before making programmatic decisions.

Beyond state RHTP procurement

Partner Funding Opportunities

Grants, letters of intent, and technical-assistance calls from universities, foundations, nonprofits, hospital associations, and tribal organizations — independent of, or aligned with, any single state's RHTP allocation. Tracked separately from our state-by-state RHTP opportunity tracker.

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Letter of Intent

UTHSC Tennessee Rural Health Care Center of Excellence

OpenTNIndependent

Call for Letters of Intent for Planning and Implementation Grants

University

LOI call for planning and implementation grants focused on clinical practice transformation in rural Tennessee -- operational excellence, technology implementation, or shared services/regional integration. Proposals must demonstrate innovation, feasibility, sustainability, and impact on rural clinical practice.

Due Sep 28, 2026
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Technical Assistance

National Rural Health Resource Center

OpenNationalIndependent

Rural Healthcare Provider Transition Project (RHPTP) Technical Assistance

Nonprofit

Virtual technical assistance for small rural hospitals and rural health clinics transitioning to value-based care and alternative payment models. Applications for the FY27 project period are accepted on a rolling basis from August 15, 2026 through August 13, 2027; cohort selections are announced in Fall 2027, contingent on annual funding approval.

Due Aug 13, 2027
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Montana Healthcare Foundation

RecurringMTIndependent

Rural Health Small Grants

Foundation

Grants up to $10,000 for organizations located in and serving rural Montana communities. The 2026 cycle opened March 2 and closed September 1, 2026 (first-round decisions June 30, second-round decisions October 9); the program recurs annually, so a new cycle is expected to open in a future year around the same March timeframe.

RecurringFunding: $10K
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RFP

Oregon Office of Rural Health

ClosedORIndependent

Rural Population Health Incubator Program

University

The Rural Population Health Incubator Program provides grants of up to $10,000 to support population health initiatives in rural Oregon. Eligible applicants include rural hospitals, clinics, public health departments, and community-based nonprofits working to reduce health disparities and improve well-being in underserved communities. The program also offers cohort meetings and specialized support to grantees throughout the grant cycle.

Was due Jan 23, 2026Funding: $10K
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