Idaho

Idaho has launched multiple RHTP infrastructure and operations funding opportunities across rural quality, IT, workforce, maternal, and behavioral health priorities. Awards will support data, project oversight, and targeted subgrants in 2026. Implementation emphasizes technology, outcomes measurement, and direct investments in rural provider capacity. Event schedule: - Awards Anticipated (various subgrants) - 07/29/2026 - Funding Announced - July 24, 2026

Idaho received a $100 million initial RHTP award for rural health transformation, following a collaborative application coordinated with tribal, legislative, and public input. The program will focus on technology upgrades, workforce development, population health, infrastructure, and innovative care models. Subgrant RFPs are scheduled to be released Summer 2026 to channel funding to Idaho's rural health providers. Event schedule: - DHW application submitted - 11/04/2025 - Initial award received from CMS - 12/29/2025 - Budget revision submitted to CMS - 01/30/2026 - Non-contractual funding restriction lifted - 02/11/2026 - Posting of RFPs / Begin subgrant solicitations - May - June 2026 - Contracts and subgrants executed - July - September 2026 - All Year 1 funds obligated - 10/30/2026

This opportunity seeks to strengthen cybersecurity infrastructure for Idaho's rural healthcare facilities. $2,000,000 in federal funds will support facility technology assessments and modernization efforts. Eligible participants include nonprofit organizations, public entities, and qualified cybersecurity vendors.

Primary Idaho RFP for Rural Health Facility Renovation Independent Verification under FFY26 RHTP. Includes RHRFP2603 / IPRO RFP1364, issue date June 24, 2026, and proposal closing August 5, 2026.

Idaho DHW RFP RHRFP2601 / IPRO RFP1360 for Data Analytics and Outcomes Evaluation (RHTP). Issue date June 11, 2026. Pre-proposal registration June 22, 2026. Questions due June 30, 2026. Proposal closing July 28, 2026 5:00 PM MT.

The program offers a structured application process with required eligibility checks, an optional informational webinar, and regular opportunities for applicants to submit questions. Applicants must complete specific templates and certifications as part of the application, with all materials submitted by the stated deadline. Key contacts: IdahoRHTP@dhw.idaho.gov Event schedule: - Subgrant Application Deadline - June 17, 2026 - 5:00 PM MT

Idaho's RHTP award funds five strategic initiatives spanning telehealth expansion, EMS, workforce development, population health, rural facility upgrades, and a Tribal health set-aside. Year 1 budget is ~$187M. Multiple subgrants/contracts planned. Event schedule: - Year 1 Start - 12/29/2025 - Year 1 End - 10/30/2026

This deck was prepared for a Rural Health Transformation Program lobbyist and stakeholder call held on June 29, 2026. It likely summarizes program updates, stakeholder engagement points, and key issues discussed relevant to rural health transformation. No funding or award details are explicitly documented. Event schedule: - Lobbyist and Stakeholder Call - 06/29/2026

This is a summary or public document from Idaho's Rural Health Transformation Program intended to provide information discussed during the 6-15-26 lobbyist and stakeholder call. No specific awards, procurements, or guidance are detailed in this file.

This document appears to be a slide deck for a Rural Health Transformation Program lobbyist and stakeholder call held on July 13, 2026. No specific financial, award, or implementation details are present in the available text.

This FAQ document provides guidance for applicants to the RHTP Maternal & Child Health Initiatives obstetric readiness and IDPQC expansion competitions. It clarifies eligible activities, administrative cost limitations, and approaches to avoiding duplication of existing programs. Rural birthing hospitals and Critical Access Hospitals are central participants, with quality improvement for maternal and neonatal health as a core focus. Event schedule: - FAQ Publication Date - 06/25/2026

Idaho's RHTP strategy focuses on five key initiatives including rural access through technology, innovative care models, workforce development, population-focused projects, and rural health infrastructure investments. CMS goals such as improving access, outcomes, and technology innovation guide these initiatives. Oversight mechanisms include detailed regular reporting to CMS and the Idaho Legislature. Key contacts: IdahoRHTP@dhw.idaho.gov Event schedule: - RHTP Goals Date - 9/22/2025 - Use of Funds Date - 9/22/2025

Governor Brad Little’s 2026-2027 budget address prioritizes rural health care access and workforce. The ENDURING IDAHO plan proposes investing nearly $1 billion in federal funds over five years to improve rural health care, including $150 million to strengthen the workforce pipeline and $1 million for graduate medical education. All allocations are budget proposals, not specific RHTP sub-awards.

The Idaho Governor issued an executive order establishing a Rural Health Taskforce to advise on the application of the RHTP in Idaho. The taskforce aims to coordinate rural health transformation and improve healthcare access and workforce in rural areas, leveraging federal RHTP funds.