Program Overview
The Texas Rural Health Transformation Program, currently being implemented by the Health and Human Services Commission, is structured around the Rural Texas Strong Program's key initiatives, including workforce support and infrastructure investment. Actively administering grants and targeted solicitations, the program supports rural hospitals, workforce initiatives like The Next Generation of the Small Town Doctor and Team, and capital investments to sustain rural health access. Ongoing cycles for grant applications are overseen by HHSC, with a structured focus on developing rural healthcare teams and improving care capacity across Texas. Current plans address multiple initiatives and strategic goals for rural health system transformation. Current structured plan tracks 11 key initiatives and 10 strategic goals.
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County-level estimates averaged across Texas — % of adults 18+ unless noted. Delta vs US county average shown in red/green.
pp = percentage points vs US county average
County Drilldown (254)
| County | Pop | Poverty | Uninsured |
|---|---|---|---|
| Harris County | 4,838,303 | 16.3% | 13.1% |
| Dallas County | 2,621,179 | 13.9% | 10.8% |
| Tarrant County | 2,167,390 | 11.1% | 8.2% |
| Bexar County | 2,067,341 | 14.6% | 11.2% |
| Travis County | 1,330,015 | 10.9% | 7.1% |
| Collin County | 1,163,337 | 6.2% | 4.7% |
| Denton County | 979,561 | 7.1% | 4.4% |
| Fort Bend County | 893,767 | 7.6% | 6.5% |
| Hidalgo County | 891,977 | 26.7% | 23.3% |
| El Paso County | 870,779 | 18.7% | 16.3% |
| Montgomery County | 684,432 | 9.4% | 7.3% |
| Williamson County | 672,688 | 6.4% | 4.4% |
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TX - 2026 - Rural Texas Strong (RHTP)
Guidance / reference (not standalone opportunity)
2,895,576 rural residents
Texas is actively implementing the Rural Health Transformation Program, with new competitive grant rounds underway. Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4, Round 2 opened for applications on July 15, 2026, further expanding funding opportunities to additional eligible rural hospitals and providers. This marks a move beyond initial grant rounds, indicating program scaling. Additional procurements and application processes remain open or pending. State opportunities: 2 active (1 open, 1 closing soon, 13 past/closed), $97.8M listed funding. Key opportunities: Texas HHSC Deaf and Hard of Hearing Access Services Grant (HHS0015874); Rural Texas Strong Program – Initiative 4 (Round 2): The Next Generation of the Small Town Doctor and Team; TX - 2025 - HHS0015344 BCCS RFA - Breast and Cervical Cancer Services. Strategy alignment: supports workforce, care access, prevention priorities.
Texas advances the Rural Texas Strong strategy for RHTP through targeted grants and capital investment coordinated by Texas HHSC to address rural health priorities. The strategy implements distinct initiatives focused on prevention, digital technologies, advanced telehealth and AI, rural workforce recruitment and sustainability, infrastructure and cybersecurity upgrades, and capital improvements. All grantees must maintain robust administrative, financial, and operational readiness per RHTP program requirements, including evidence-based, trauma-informed care, and workforce safety. Implementation remains phased and aligned to CMS-approved timelines with annual funding cycles.
Model
Multi-initiative, Texas HHSC-administered model, allocating RHTP funding to discrete but coordinated initiatives—chronic disease prevention, patient engagement technology, advanced telehealth/AI, rural workforce strengthening, infrastructure and cybersecurity modernization, capital improvements to rural health facilities, and nurse workplace violence prevention.
Key Initiatives
Timeline: Application submitted to CMS (November 3, 2025); CMS Notice of Award (December 29, 2025); Budget Period 1 approved (April 7, 2026); Initiative launches begin September 2026 (grant deadlines May–December 2026); funding and initiatives continue annually through FY2030.
Rural primary care workforce: Texas rural communities face shortages in medical staff, particularly primary care providers, prompting targeted recruitment and training efforts. (Regions: Statewide, Rural counties)
Hospital sustainability and access: Rural hospitals require capital investment to modernize facilities and resources, addressing healthcare access gaps in underserved areas. (Regions: Statewide, Rural counties)
This document provides a structured set of financial and accounting questions required for applicants seeking funding from the Texas Rural Health Transformation Program. It covers requirements related to accounting systems, financial reporting, personnel policies, and compliance with TxGMS and federal grant management standards. Non-profit applicants must...
TX - 2026 - The Rural Texas Strong Program – Initiative 1 (Part 2): Make Rural Texas Healthy Again
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TX - 2025 - Notice of Award Dec. 29, 2025
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TX - 2025 - One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) RHTP – Rural Texas Strong
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TX - 2026 - Budget Period 1 Notice of Award
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Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) — Office of Rural Hospital Finance
Due Aug 26, 2026
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TX - 2026 - Request for Application: HHS0017618
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TX - 2026 - Exhibit G, Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act (FFATA) Certification (RFA No. HHS0017618)
Exhibit G, Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act (FFATA) Certification
TX - 2026 - Exhibit I, Grants Management System (GMS) External Portal Information (RFA No. HHS0017618)
Exhibit I, Grants Management System (GMS) External Portal Information
TX - 2026 - Exhibit J, Texas Uniform General Conditions for Construction Contracts and 2025 Supplemental General Conditions (RFA No. HHS0017618)
Exhibit J, Texas Uniform General Conditions for Construction Contracts and 2025 Supplemental General Conditions
TX - 2026 - Exhibit L, Solicitation Form - Questions and Requests for Clarification (RFA No. HHS0017618)
Exhibit L, Solicitation Form - Questions and Requests for Clarification
Texas Health and Human Services Commission
Due Aug 3, 2026
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TX - 2026 - HHS0015874 Deaf and Hard of Hearing Access Services RFA
Primary RFA document (HHS0015874)
Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC)
Due Jul 13, 2026
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TX - 2026 - HHS0017228 Exhibits and Forms
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| FY↓ | Awardee↕ | Amount↕ | Activity↕ | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 80 Rural Hospital Districts with a publicly owned and operated hospital Estimated 80 direct awards averaging $3,125,000 each to rural hospital districts for Initiative 1: implementation for rural health improvement. | $250.0M | Flex Fund | |
| 2026 | Department of State Health Services (DSHS) AMBUS IAC Interagency agreement for mobile medical units (AMBUS) to strengthen rural emergency medical services. | $20.0M | EMS Development | |
| 2026 | DSHS AMBUS IAC Acquisition of 10 Advanced Medical Buses (AMBUS) for rural EMS emergency and disaster response; AMBUS units to be hosted and maintained by local EMS/Fire Departments. | $20.0M | EMS Development | |
| 2026 | Unspecified Rural Healthcare Providers (Initiative 6 Subawards) Subawards for rural healthcare providers for infrastructure and capital investments under Initiative 6. Award amounts will vary depending on the application process. | $4.4M | Flex Fund | |
| 2026 | External Monitoring Contract (TBD Vendor) External contractor will conduct audit readiness assessment to proactively identify and address compliance issues for subrecipients. | $1.9M | Quality Improvement | |
| 2026 | Deloitte LLP (Grants Management System Support) Provides technical and operational support for GMS tracking RHTP awards/activities. | $1.8M | Health IT | |
| 2026 | Electra Memorial Hospital Grant award to support rural hospital operations and transformation initiatives in Texas. | $250K | Other | |
| 2026 | Electra Memorial Hospital Texas Rural Hospital Improvement Grant (HHS0015677) awardee list | $350K | Rural hospital improvement award | |
| 2026 | Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Brenham Texas Rural Hospital Improvement Grant (HHS0015677) awardee list | $350K | Rural hospital improvement award | |
| 2026 | Comanche County Consolidated Hospital District dba Comanche County EMS Texas Rural Hospital Improvement Grant (HHS0015677) awardee list | $350K | Rural hospital improvement award |
Event schedule: - *Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4 (Round 2): The Next Generation of the Small Town Doctor and Team* is expected to post **. Interested grantees should prepare now by confirming they have the access needed to apply when...
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Texas Health and Human Services Commission announced four grant awards under the PCS program to hospitals in Tarrant, Shannon, Midland, and Dallas counties totaling $667,000. Funding supports hospital-led initiatives for rural health transformation in their respective service areas.
Core Initiatives
This document contains multiple award amounts for Texas-based organizations under the HHSC PCS Grant program, indicating funding distribution to support health and social services across various communities in Texas.
Texas HHSC awarded $350,000 each to multiple rural hospitals and health centers under the PCS Grant Awards program, totaling $12,250,000. The awards support rural hospital quality improvement and capacity building efforts.
This document provides a structured set of financial and accounting questions required for applicants seeking funding from the Texas Rural Health Transformation Program. It covers requirements related to accounting systems, financial reporting, personnel policies, and compliance with TxGMS and federal grant management standards. Non-profit applicants must also address assets versus liabilities and budget thresholds in accordance with grant requirements.
This checklist guides TTF program applicants in assessing physical, administrative, and personnel readiness for providing TTF-funded services. It outlines standards for site accessibility, safety, record keeping, and staff administration that must be met before receiving an award. Completion is required for every site applying for program funds.
Core Initiatives
Applicants must select and report performance measures focused on reducing violence against nurses, including specific short-term and long-term outcomes. Baseline and expected metrics are documented during application and tracked through quarterly reports.
Core Initiatives
This document serves as an attachment and template for applicants responding to a rural health-related RFA. It outlines requirements for describing local needs, project design, collaborative partnerships, milestones, applicant experience, and strategies for sustainability after the grant period. Emphasis is placed on evidence-based, trauma-informed, and culturally competent approaches, and the integration of services targeting homelessness, mental health, and substance use in rural communities.
Core Initiatives
The Rural Texas Strong Program – Initiative 4 aims to bolster the workforce and care capacity within rural Texas by funding and developing the next generation of small town doctors and healthcare teams. Administration is managed by the Texas Health and Human Services Office of Rural Hospital Finance. The program enables rural hospitals and clinics access to grants via a centralized HHS Grants Portal. Event schedule: - Grant Opportunity Release - 07/15/2026 - Submission Deadline - 08/26/2026
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Core Initiatives
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TX - 2024 - Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4, Round 2 Posting
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Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Attachment A -Contract Standards for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Access Services Grants .pdf
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Attachment A-1 - Sample DHHS Direct Communication Services Confidentiality and Professional Condu.pdf
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Attachment A-2-Sample DHHS Resource Specialist Services Advocacy Referral Form.pdf
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Exhibit A - HHS Solicitation Affirmations v.2.10.pdf
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Exhibit B - HHS Uniform Terms and Conditions - Grant, version 3.5.pdf
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Exhibit C - HHS Data Use Agreement.pdf
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Exhibit C-1 - Governmental Entity Version HHS Data Use Agreement v8.5.pdf
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Exhibit D- Additional Provisions and Grant Funding version 1.0.pdf
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Exhibit E - Evaluation Tool.pdf
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Exhibit F Online Bid Room Information.pdf
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Exhibit G - Exceptions.docx
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Form A - Face Page .docx
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Form B - Administrative Information.docx
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Form B-1 Governmental Entity - Authorized Officials .docx
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Form B-2 Non-Profit or For-Profit Entity - Authorized Officials .docx
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Form C - Executive Summary .docx
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Form D - Narrative Proposal Form - Resource Specialist Services.docx
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Form D-1 - Narrative Proposal Form - Senior Citizen Services.docx
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Form D-2 - Narrative Proposal Form - Direct Communication Services .docx
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Form E - Requested Budget Template.xlsx
Texas ATTACHMENT A Contract Standards For Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Access Services Grants (the “Contract Standards”) 1. Overview ...................................................
HHS0015874 package: Form F Internal Controls Questionnaire.pdf
TX - 2026 - HHS0014534 - Exhibits and Forms (ZIP)
HHS0015874 package: Exhibit C-2 Tx HHS System -Data Use Agreement ‐Attachment 2 SECURITY AND PRIVACY INQUIRY (SPI).pdf
TX - 2026 - HHS0017228 Exhibits and Forms
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TX - 2026 - HHS0017228 Exhibits and Forms
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TX - 2026 - HHS0017228 Exhibits and Forms
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TX - 2026 - Exhibit H Grants Management System (GMS) External Portal Information
Supporting source — Exhibit H (GMS External Portal Information)
TX - 2026 - Request for Application: HHS0017228
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TX - 2026 - Request for Applications (RFA) - Pediatric Tele-Connectivity Resource Program for Rural Texas Grant Program
Supporting source — HHS0017228 RFA
TX - 2026 - HHS0017228 Exhibits and Forms
Supporting source — Exhibits and Forms (ZIP container)
TX - 2026 - HHS0017228 Exhibits and Forms
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TX - 2026 - HHS0017228 Exhibits and Forms
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Event schedule: - HHS Banner Logo *Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4 Grant Applications Due Tomorrow, * "06/08/2026" Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page [ https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/TXHHSC/bulletins/41b0eb8 ]. Rural Texas Strong [ https://www.hhs.texas.gov/ ] *Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4 Grant Applications Due Tomorrow, June 9* - June 9 - 10:30 a.m - When applying, please make sure all required information and materials are submitted before the deadline within the HHSC Grants Management System. - Applications for *Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4: The Next Generation of the Small Town Doctor and Team* are due by 10:30 a.m. Central time tomorrow, . - June 9 - When applying, please make sure all required information and materials are submitted before the deadline within the HHSC Grants Management System. - Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4 Grant Applications Due Tomorrow, June 9 06/08/2026 Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page . Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4 Grant Applications Due Tomorrow, June 9 Applications for Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4: The Next Generation of the Small Town Doctor and Team are due by 10:30 a.m. Central time tomorrow, June 9. When applying, please make sure all required information and materials are submitted before the deadline within the HHSC Grants Management System. To apply for a grant, you’ll need to register an account in IAMOnline, then fill out the application forms for the grant at the HHS Grants Portal. To Register an Account Go to the IAMOnline . Click the “Register Non-HHS employee account or organization.” If your organization is already registered, select “Register an Individual.” If your organization isn’t registered, “Register an Organization.” (You will automatically be registered as an individual, but others in your organization will need to register as individuals). List victoria.grady@hhs.texas.gov as agency sponsor. Follow the instructions on the page to register your account. You’ll get an email confirming registration application. You’ll get a second email when your registration is approved. To Apply for a Grant After You’ve Set Up Your IAMOnline Account Go to the IAMOnline . Sign the Authorized User Access (AUA) form located in the AUA tile on your IAMOnline portal. Click on the Manage my Access tile. Type “GMS” into the search bar and select “GMS External.” Follow the remaining steps to submit your request for the GMS application tile. Be sure you click the “Submit Application” button. Click on the GMS tile, and from there you will land on the GMS dashboard. Locate your new pending award by going to My Dashboard page and searching under the In Negotiations tab in the Awards table. Please review the Contract Packet and access the Tasks tab to complete any actions by the listed deadline. HHSC appreciates your interest in supporting and strengthening rural health initiatives across Texas and looks forward to reviewing your application. If you have questions or need help, please contact RuralTexasStrong@hhs.texas.gov . You have subscribed to get updates about Texas Health and Human Services (HHS). For more information about HHS, please visit our website . Stay Connected (en español) Subscriber Services Manage Preferences - Unsubscribe | Help This email was sent to p2p4.ai@gmail.com using govDelivery Communications Cloud on behalf of: Texas Health and Human Services Commission · 707 17th St, Suite 4000 · Denver, CO 80202
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Texas Health and Human Services Commission is soliciting applications for the Rural Texas Strong Initiative 6, focused on infrastructure and capital investments for rural Texas health care providers. The announcement provides step-by-step instructions for registering and applying via the HHSC Grants Management System, and emphasizes the importance of timely submission before the June 10 deadline. Contact information is provided for program and technical support. Key contacts: RuralTexasStrong@hhs.texas.gov; GMSSupport@hhs.texas.gov; Victoria Grady victoria.grady@hhs.texas.gov Event schedule: - Application Deadline - 06/10/2024 - 10:30 AM CT - Online (HHSC Grants Management System)
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Event schedule: - HHSC is providing notice that Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4, Round 2 opened the competitive application process . Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page [ https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/T... - The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is providing notice that *Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4, Round 2: The Next Generation of the Small Town Doctor and Team* (RFA No. HHS0017618) opened the competitive app... - *Application Deadline: , 10:30 a.m. Central Time* - Aug. 26 - When applying, please make sure all required information and materials are submitted before the deadline within the HHSC Grants Management System. Late sub...
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This document provides detailed guidance for applicants to the Texas Maternal Health Outcomes Program RFA, focusing on eligibility, allowable activities, reporting standards, and health priorities. Projects may address statewide needs, with special emphasis on rural areas and severe obstetric complications. The program funds enhancements or modifications to existing interventions for pregnant and postpartum women, but does not cover direct clinical service delivery. Key contacts: Dedra Williams dedra.williams@hhs.texas.gov Event schedule: - RFA Release Date - 03/07/2022 - RFA Review/Revision Date - 03/07/2024
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Texas is applying for RHTP funding with an ambitious, multi-initiative plan focusing on chronic disease prevention, rural workforce strengthening, technology, and healthcare infrastructure. Over 4.3 million rural Texans stand to benefit. The state engaged over 300 public stakeholders and will ensure funding reaches all 8 public health regions through scalable initiatives. Key contacts: Trey Wood Trey.Wood@hhs.texas.gov Event schedule: - Public Input Period End - 09/09/2025 - Online - Regional Stakeholder Meetings - October 2025 - Various - Statewide Public Hearing - 10/13/2025 - Texas (exact venue not stated)
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