Rural Health Transformation funding in New Mexico
- First-year award
- $211M
- Reported put to work, as of Jul 31, 2026
- $755K
- under 1% of the award
- This figure stops at Jul 31, 2026. CMS has announced more for New Mexico since. See below.
- Application rounds open today
- None found
Rounds to look at
I found no open or upcoming round in New Mexico on the last review. That can change quickly, so call the state program office and ask what is next.
What the state review found, as of Nov 7, 2026
The state's submission portal reports no open calls, and its program page lists the remaining procurements as under evaluation. Regional hub opportunities are described as forthcoming. I found no current window.
Closed rounds (1)
- No date postedClosed
Where New Mexico's money has gone so far
As New Mexico reported it to CMS through Jul 31, 2026. These are commitments to agencies, contractors and partners, not a measure of what has reached patients.
- Program administration$755K
Initiative detail
Program operations$755K
- $51KDevelopment and maintenance of Rural Health Transformation (RHT) Program website and advertisement/marketing. (Program administration)
- $132KDeluxe Implementation Tier 2 Government Package subscription fees. (Program administration)
- $2KRHT Summit travel June 10, 2026. (Program administration)
- $18KRHT Program Staff Payroll Expenses. (Program administration)
- $513KSubmittable subscription and implementation for grants management. (Program administration)
- $40KTemporary administrative support. (Program administration)
Source: RHTP Obligated Funds Report ↗
What CMS has announced for New Mexico
Funding is one part of the job
A round in New Mexico can pay for the work. It cannot give you an owner, a plan your board trusts, or a go-live your staff believe in. That is the work I do with community and rural hospitals.
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Who built this

Jeff Paul
Founder & Principal, JP Healthcare Advisors
During eight years at Cerner, I worked across 170+ healthcare technology deployments. My deepest specialization was CommunityWorks: more than 90 community, rural, district, and critical-access hospitals in 34 states, including 62 critical-access hospitals.
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