Rural Health Transformation Grant Tracker

Rural Health Transformation Grant Tracker

Pennsylvania opens Rapid Response Stabilization — Round 2 today, $35 million at $1 million per location, closing August 24

Wyoming’s advisory committee divides $205 million and denies three Banner Health hospitals for filing late

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In this issue:

  • North Dakota posts applicant counts on three more closed opportunities: 23, 14, and 6

  • Pennsylvania opens Rapid Response Stabilization — Round 2 today, $35 million at $1 million per location, closing August 24

  • West Virginia’s Mobility Platform Software closes August 25 and its EMS Community Paramedicine solicitation closes August 28

  • Wyoming‘s advisory committee divides $205 million

  • Alaska is up to 56 awards and $34,717,909, and its award list shows three ways to get one

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North Dakota posts applicant counts on three more closed opportunities: 23, 14, and 6

Every closed opportunity on the funding page now carries a count. The three that were blank last week:

  • Hospital-Based Wellness Equipment (210-122) — 23 applicants, against roughly $500,000 and an estimated 10 awards at about $50,000 each

  • Harnessing Artificial Intelligence Innovation (210-430) — 14 applicants, against $1,000,000 and approximately five awards at about $200,000 each

  • Self-Serve Dispensing Kiosks in Pharmacies (210-441) — 6 applicants, against approximately $600,000 and one anticipated award

School-Based Wellness Equipment drew 68 applicants; the hospital version of the same equipment grant drew 23. Six pharmacies competing for a single $600,000 award is the tightest ratio on the board.

North Dakota remains the only state publishing this. Nobody else lets you see the size of the field before the award list posts.

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