Oklahoma

This proposal seeks up to $2,000,000 from the Oklahoma Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) to implement a Hybrid Rural Care-at-Home and Virtual Clinical Capacity Model for high-burden chronic disease management in rural Oklahoma. The model integrates local workforce outreach, a 24/7 telehealth clinical network, routine physician house calls, and an AI-enabled data/reporting stack to drive measurable improvements in BP, HbA1c, lipids, ED visits, and readmissions. The approach is designed for scalability, CMS billing sustainability, and long-term workforce capacity development. Key contacts: [APPLICANT PRIMARY CONTACT NAME] [EMAIL]; [EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR/CEO NAME]; [PROJECT DIRECTOR NAME] Event schedule: - Submission Deadline - 06/08/2026 - Personnel/Travel Expenditure Deadline - 10/30/2026 - All Other Expenditures Deadline - 09/30/2027

This FAQ outlines eligibility, allowable uses, and policy for Oklahoma's RHTP Microgrants, supporting rural hospitals, clinics, and partners with one-time investments (equipment, health IT, telehealth, or wellness infrastructure). Up to $50,000 per rural county (excluding OK and Tulsa), with maximum base award of $250,000 for multi-county applicants, is available. Award is reimbursement-based, with clear requirements for entity registration, procurement, and reporting.

The document outlines illustrative projects targeting key rural health challenges in Oklahoma including expanding local labor and delivery services, enhancing behavioral health access via telehealth in libraries, deploying a mobile mammography unit, and modernizing healthcare logistics through drone transport.

This document summarizes allowable and unallowable costs under Oklahoma's RHTP, including workforce, equipment, facility, operations, and compliance guidance. It outlines common pitfalls, prohibited cost categories, and stresses documentation requirements. It is intended to instruct grantees on proper fund use and compliance.

This is the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) subrecipient general terms document for RHTP contracts, outlining compliance, insurance, procurement, monitoring, and federal requirements for entities receiving subawards under the Rural Health Transformation Program. The document addresses contract term definitions, competitive bidding, indirect costs, invoicing, and mandatory non-discrimination and Buy America clauses, but does not contain project-specific data, budgets, or named award recipients.

This legislation creates the Rural Health Transformation Revolving Fund to support recruitment and retention of clinical workforce in rural Oklahoma. Funds may include federal RHTP monies and other sources and the Health Care Workforce Training Commission is authorized to manage and promulgate rules for the program. Event schedule: - Effective Date - 07/01/2026 - Oklahoma

This document is a blank or template expenditure summary and justification form for Rural Regional Reorientation applicants submitted as part of a Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) application. It provides structure for planning expenditures but does not report on any awards, recipients, or funding results.

This document is a CMS-prepared summary of statewide RHTP applications for FY26 submitted by numerous states. Each state’s proposal highlights rural health transformation plans, with strategies focusing on maternal and child health, chronic disease, behavioral health, digital infrastructure, and workforce expansion. No recipient-level or sub-award allocations are listed in this summary; only high-level state funding requests and initiative descriptions are provided.

Oklahoma secured approximately $223.5 million in federal RHTP funding for the first year of a five-year grant, distributed across 29 programs. Many programs are in active contract or program design, focusing on innovative care models, workforce, and technology expansion in rural health. Event schedule: - NOFO close for Community-Led Wellness Hubs Microgrants - 04/13/2026

This document provides an exhaustive list of eligible rural counties and communities (by population) for the Oklahoma RHTP, excluding Oklahoma and Tulsa counties due to their populations. Eligibility is based on delivering care to rural populations in communities under 55,000 residents.

This guidance provides an exhaustive list of eligible rural communities and the definition of rural counties for rural health transformation funding in Oklahoma, excluding Oklahoma and Tulsa counties. It clarifies that direct program services must be delivered in these rural areas, though some centralized or remote services are permissible.

This document provides detailed instructions and templates for applicants to submit personnel, contractual, and other expenditure budgets for a chronic disease management grant program. It guides applicants on documenting costs and ensuring no supplantation violations. No funds or awards are announced; this is for budget application completion.

The Microgrants program supports one-time purchases of equipment and assets to enhance health outcomes in rural counties with populations under 55,000. The program emerged from community listening sessions and is one of 29 initiatives funded by a $223 million five-year federal grant. Public engagement meetings and application webinars are held to support participation.