Application rounds, state by state

Who can apply: Maine clinical service providers able to identify, enroll and support remote monitoring patients, including adults with chronic conditions and pregnant or postpartum patients.

A grant to provider organizations, separate from Maine's partner service agreements. The page gives no cutoff time.

Read the official notice ↗Checked Nov 9, 2026.

Who can apply: Primary care organizations serving rural Maine providers or underserved populations, with the technology for real-time consults or eConsults.

A grant to provider organizations, separate from Maine's partner service agreements. The page gives no cutoff time.

Read the official notice ↗Checked Nov 9, 2026.

Who can apply: Qualified rural entities participating in RHTP; activity-specific eligibility is in the RFA.

The state's bid portal shows a November 9, 5 p.m. opening and has been amended. An older field on the page still says October 26, so read the latest amendment before you submit.

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Who can apply: Eligible U.S.-based and U.S.-owned entities with functional prototypes, TRL4+, and rural Nebraska pilot or deployment

Run by a state-designated administrator. Rules on organization age, prior funding and rural impact apply. All Cohort 1 payments must finish by September 30, 2027.

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Who can apply: Critical Access Hospitals and Acute Care Hospitals

This is the priority deadline. Rolling applications are also allowed while funds remain.

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Who can apply: Kansas-based organization with at least one other eligible provider partner; designated anchor hospitals excluded.

Due at noon Central.

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Who can apply: Kansas eligible providers; one provider may submit several applications for separate projects.

Due at noon Central.

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Who can apply: Existing ACGME-accredited residency programs adding or expanding rural training and addiction medicine curriculum.

Run by the Indiana Rural Health Association for the Indiana Department of Health. Due at 5 p.m. Eastern. The posted notice is still labeled draft.

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Who can apply: Indiana health care organizations setting up or expanding structured rural clinical training at eligible sites.

Run by the Indiana Rural Health Association for the Indiana Department of Health. Due at 5 p.m. Eastern. The posted notice is still labeled draft.

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Who can apply: Eligible rural providers and community partners with local multisector partnerships; includes clinics, hospitals, EMS, CBOs and education institutions.

One application or project per organization. Amended eligibility rules and restrictions apply.

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Who can apply: Applicants meeting RFP rural network/provider requirements and mandatory October 19 letter-of-intent requirement.

Due at noon Iowa time. The mandatory letter-of-intent date, October 19, has passed. The first contract period is anticipated for January 29 to October 30, 2027.

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Who can apply: Organizations bringing together community health workers and clinical nutrition. See the full notice.

Due at noon Central. Awards depend on federal funds.

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Who can apply: Kansas-based organizations that provide, or will provide, transportation services in a rural area.

Due at noon Central. Awards depend on federal funds.

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Who can apply: Suppliers able to develop deployment and sustainable-payment strategies

This is a vendor procurement, not a grant to providers.

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Who can apply: Health programs owned and operated by federally recognized Tribes, meeting rural-site or verified rural-serving eligibility.

Applications open October 26. Rural THPs may seek recruitment/retention, EHR and FM-OB capacity; urban rural-serving THPs have FM-OB-only pathway. Eligibility verification and agreement required.

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Who can apply: Qualifying nurse training programs in Georgia rural/partially rural eligible counties; see rural-site conditions.

Georgia extended the close by one week, to Friday, November 20. The notice itself still shows November 13 and gives no cutoff time, so do not leave it to the last minute.

Read the official notice ↗Checked Nov 7, 2026.

Who can apply: Rural providers, clinics, health departments, Tribal health organizations and qualifying rural-serving partnerships

Opened October 23. The state's notice says MDT, a daylight time, in November, so confirm the closing time with the administrator.

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Who can apply: Rural Medicare/Medicaid-billing providers; RISE 2.5 restricted to 25 designated rural hospitals

Opened October 23. Confirm the closing time and time zone with the administrator.

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Providers complete their hub's template by November 22. Each hub sends one combined proposal by December 7.

Who can apply: Rural hospitals, clinics, behavioral health organizations, EMS agencies, pharmacies and other providers, working through their local hub.

Missouri routes this money through its regional hubs, not direct applications to the state. Funds depend on CMS approving Missouri's Year 2 budget.

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Who can apply: Qualifying small rural providers; ownership, workforce, bed-count and existing-IT criteria apply.

Read the full notice for eligibility. Not every rural organization or pharmacy qualifies.

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Who can apply: Health care providers, clinics, health systems and other organizations bringing care closer to rural communities.

Apply to the regional collaborative where the work is centered: Southwest Virginia; Roanoke-Alleghany, Central Shenandoah and New River Valley; Northern Piedmont; Southside; or Eastern Shore, Northern Neck, Middle Peninsula and Hampton Roads. Each posts its own RFA. Active Kids, once listed here, has closed.

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Who can apply: Certified rural health clinics in Michigan counties designated fully or partially rural; seven counties get priority.

Run by the Michigan Center for Rural Health for MDHHS. Due at 5 p.m. Eastern.

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Who can apply: Rural primary-care and behavioral-health providers, clinics and care sites

Enrollment and readiness forms are due December 1. A separate clinic and site survey is due December 15. Registering does not guarantee funding.

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Full application by Dec 7, 2026, 11:59 p.m.

Who can apply: Clinical-care organizations in designated rural counties or with at least 40% rural patients; risk and debarment requirements apply

Only for entities that completed the readiness intake, which closed Oct 31, 2026. Check the state page.

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Who can apply: Rural Nevada hospitals and health care providers, including CCBHCs, FQHCs, tribal clinics, behavioral health and EMS providers and school-based health centers. Nonprofit, government and for-profit organizations can apply.

For recruiting and keeping behavioral health providers who serve children in rural Nevada. Due at 11:59 p.m. Pacific. A second round is scheduled for March 2027.

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Who can apply: Nevada rural counties, rural correctional or detention facilities serving adults or youth, and organizations partnering with them.

For technology that readies rural jails and detention centers for Medicaid reentry services. The notice gives no cutoff time. Costs are reimbursed, and work must finish by August 30, 2027.

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Who can apply: Nevada rural counties, rural correctional facilities and partners serving rural jail and reentry populations.

For equipment, mobile care capacity and minor facility improvements for rural reentry. The notice gives no cutoff time. Work must finish by August 30, 2027.

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Who can apply: Eligible rural healthcare providers seeking HIE participation or certified EHR assistance

An interest application, reviewed for eligibility, available funds, need and readiness.

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Who can apply: Missouri EMS agencies, with priority for rural agencies in high-risk or unstable regions and those affected by hospital closures.

Run by the Missouri EMS Association with the state program. The first cycle closed September 30, 2026; applications sent since then are held for the second cycle and reviewed on a rolling basis. The page also says a new grant portal is being built, so confirm how to submit.

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Who can apply: Eligible healthcare/health-IT trainees committing to five years of full-time service in rural Hawaii; citizenship/residency and other conditions apply.

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. This is tuition assistance for individuals, not a grant to an organization, and continuation each year depends on funds.

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Who can apply: Organizations, clinics, practices, community groups and partnerships serving rural Hawaii. Individuals can apply with a fiscal sponsor.

Run by the Hawaii State Rural Health Association as part of HOME RUN, the workforce initiative in Hawaii's RHT program. The application form is live with no posted deadline.

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Who can apply: Rural primary-care delivery organizations; confirm full RFA eligibility

The initial deadline was October 15, 2026. The state's hub now takes rolling applications while funds last, reviews them in the order received, and may close the window once funds are committed.

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Who can apply: Nonprofit organizations providing definitive mobile dental care in rural Kentucky.

The June 12 initial date has passed, but the state says applications stay open this budget period until funds run out. I could not confirm how much is left.

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Who can apply: HIPAA-covered providers in rural Maryland or serving a majority-rural patient population, with qualifying certified EHR/data capability.

The intake form is live, first come, subject to funds. Eligibility, onboarding and milestones apply, and data feeds must be kept up for at least a year.

Read the official notice ↗Checked Nov 7, 2026.