Indiana Dept of Health — Contract 00000000000000102623
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The Indiana Department of Health has entered into a grant agreement with North Shore Health Centers under the Rural Health Transformation Program, identified by contract number 00000000000000102623. This award provides a total of 263,190.41 dollars to support healthcare initiatives within the state of Indiana. The project is scheduled to run for a five year period, beginning on September 1, 2026, and concluding on September 30, 2031. The agreement specifies that the funding is tied to CFDA 93.798 and establishes a formal framework for the partnership. Key provisions of the contract include detailed grantee representations, strict reporting requirements, and specific payment terms. Additionally, the Indiana Department of Health maintains oversight through established state monitoring procedures to ensure the funds are used appropriately for the transformation of rural health services.
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