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Rural Health Transformation funding in West Virginia

First-year award
$199M
Reported put to work, as of Jul 31, 2026
$0
0% of the award
This figure stops at Jul 31, 2026. CMS has announced more for West Virginia since. See below.
Application rounds open today
None found

Rounds to look at

I found no open or upcoming round in West Virginia 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

West Virginia's grant page now points applicants to the state's Oasis portal for open solicitations and posts its Year 1 awards. It lists no specific open RHTP solicitation, and I could not read the Oasis portal.

The state's pages could not be fully confirmed on that review. Check with the program office directly.

Closed rounds (1)

Where West Virginia's money has gone so far

As West Virginia reported it to CMS through Jul 31, 2026. These are commitments to agencies, contractors and partners, not a measure of what has reached patients.

The report shows nothing put to work in West Virginia as of that date.

Read the detail with care. No information provided for Initiatives 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. The figures are shown as CMS printed them.

Initiative detail

Connected Care Grid$0
  • No line items in the report.
Rural Health Link$0
  • No line items in the report.
Mountain State Care Force$0
  • No line items in the report.
Smart Care Catalyst$0
  • No line items in the report.
Health to Prosperity Pipeline$0
  • No line items in the report.
Personal Health Accelerator$0
  • No line items in the report.
HealthTech Appalachia$0
  • No line items in the report.

Source: RHTP Obligated Funds Report ↗

Funding is one part of the job

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Who built this

Jeff Paul

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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