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Indiana names nearly 200 GROW Regional Grant subrecipients, $112.4 million across eight regions plus $16.25 million in surplus awards

Ohio opens the Dental Access Collaborative RFP SRC0000041620, one vendor to recruit Medicaid dentists, due October 13

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Note: the Friday before Labor Day, and the monitors came back with the biggest single award disclosure of the week, two webinars, a 20-topic FAQ on a $97 million Idaho solicitation, and Kansas posting its entire Year 2 plan. This is what the last eight weeks before the October 30 obligation deadline look like: money landing and the fine print thickening. If you want every one of these tracked per state as they change, peep RHTP Verified Intelligence and book a call.

In this issue:

  • Alaska sets an RHTP Funding Cycle Updates: Reflections and Next Steps webinar for September 11, 2 to 3 p.m., Year 1 reflections and the Year 2 approach

  • Washington sets its quarterly RHT Program webinar for September 16, 1 to 2 p.m., questions due September 11

  • Idaho posts a 10-page Healthcare Infrastructure Support (HIS) FAQ on the $97.2 million solicitation, nine days before it closes

  • Kansas posts its Year 2 Budget Narrative, Year 2 Project Narrative, and Annual Report, $221.9 million a year, with a second round of RPGP and REH/CAP RFAs coming in Q4

  • Maine posts its Maine RHTP Y1 Budget (Amended), $184.9 million of $190 million now routed through contracts and subawards, most of it in four Consolidated Partner Agreements

  • Pennsylvania opens the Quality Investment Program (QIP), $2,500 per licensed bed up to $250,000 per long-term care facility, about $2.75 million, due October 1

  • Ohio opens the Dental Access Collaborative RFP SRC0000041620, one vendor to recruit Medicaid dentists, due October 13

  • Indiana names nearly 200 GROW Regional Grant subrecipients, $112.4 million across eight regions plus $16.25 million in surplus awards

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Alaska sets an RHTP Funding Cycle Updates: Reflections and Next Steps webinar for September 11, 2 to 3 p.m., Year 1 reflections and the Year 2 approach

DOH invites the public to join webinar that will focus on reflections from the Year 1 funding cycle and provide a high-level overview of the approach for the upcoming Year 2 funding cycle. This webinar is open to community members, providers, health care organizations, and other partners and stakeholders from across Alaska’s health care landscape.

Registration is on Zoom. Alaska has been releasing Year 1 funding decisions every Friday since August 7, which we covered at the time, and the homepage says the projected award amounts on its Year 1 Funding Cycle Update reflect August 21 data with subaward budgets still being finalized. Year 2 is the first look at how a $272 million state intends to run its second cycle, so if you sat out the Letter of Interest round in February, this is the meeting.

Washington sets its quarterly RHT Program webinar for September 16, 1 to 2 p.m., questions due September 11

Here’s the agenda, in the state’s words:

Washington State RHT initiatives Use of RHT funds so far Program updates since the April webinar Resources and next steps

During the meeting, we’ll answer questions submitted in advance. Email your questions to the Washington RHT Program by Friday, September 11. Please include “webinar question” in your subject line. Questions may be batched by topic.

Registration is on Teams. The recording goes to the resources page afterward. We noted the date when the RHT-AC bulletin came out Monday; the agenda and the question deadline are new. September 16 is also the award notification date for RFA 2026HCA9, the OTP Workforce Incentive Program, whose second round closes September 8 at 2 p.m. On the same morning, the entire RFA 2026HCA12 Provider Technology Fund packet, three amendments and four exhibits, came off the bids and contracts page. It closed in August; that is the file being retired, not a change in status.

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