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Rural Health Transformation Program - Transform, Innovate, and Regionalize Care

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73877State & Local

Submission Closed07/17/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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Solicitation # 27-478HFS-MEDPR-B-54110

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Vermont has been awarded a $195 million Rural Health Transformation grant for Year One of a five-year initiative aimed at restructuring and strengthening rural healthcare delivery across the state. The program seeks to build integrated regional health networks that enhance coordination, adopt innovative care models, and shift services from hospital-based settings to community-oriented and outpatient environments where appropriate. This effort is designed to improve access, quality, and affordability of care while ensuring sustainability by aligning services with population needs and reducing unnecessary inpatient utilization. Funding is available to both hospital and non-hospital providers to support strategic initiatives such as hospital-home health partnerships, regional workforce sharing, maternity care networks, and the transformation of hospitals into right-sized facilities that prioritize emergency, primary, and essential community-based services. The grant, issued under solicitation number 73877 by the Vermont Department of Economic Development’s Agency for Human Services, is open to proposals that advance the goals of Act 68 of 2025 by fostering care continuum alignment, encouraging innovation, and expanding regional collaboration. Eligible applicants can use funds to cover operational changes, staffing adjustments, and service redesign necessary for transitioning care delivery models. Proposals must demonstrate a clear plan for improving regional access and efficiency while maintaining local access to critical care. The submission deadline is July 17, 2026, and all applications must be submitted through the official Vermont business registry portal. Point of contact for inquiries is provided through the Agency for Human Services at ahs.contracts@vermont.gov.

General Info

Vermont receives $195 million to transform rural healthcare via regional networks and community-based services.

Agency

Vermont → Department of Economic Development

NAICS

923120 - Administration of Public Health Programs

Place of Performance

VT, USA

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Documents

RHT_AHSCO_0008_FY26 Rural Health Transformation Program NOFO

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Appendix A Budget Summary

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Uniform Contract Format

Timeline

PhaseClosed

PostedJun 19

Solicitation

Response DeadlineJul 17

Deadline has passed

Submission Closed

07/17/2026, 03:00:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyVermont → Department of Economic Development

Contacts1 person available

OfficeVT, USA

Organization / AgencyVermont → Department of Economic Development

Office AddressVT, USA

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Full Description

Vermont has received a Rural Health Transformation (RHT) grant of $195 million in Year One of a five-year opportunity. The purpose of the grant is to build stronger rural health networks, improve technology and shared operations, strengthen the rural health workforce and ultimately ensure that Vermonters receive the right care at the right time for an affordable cost. The purpose of this Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) is to provide funds to help health care providers implement regional care strategies that coordinate services across a geographic area to improve access, quality, efficiency, and sustainability. This may include shifting appropriate services from hospital to community-based or outpatient settings, strengthening specialized regional services, or redesigning how care is delivered across a region. AHS will fund both hospital and non-hospital providers. In alignment with Act 68 of 2025, all proposals should strengthen the continuum of care, encourage care delivery innovation, and better align services with population needs. Eligible strategies include but are not limited to hospital-home health partnerships, regional workforce sharing models, maternity care network development, and hospital designation or service transformation. Designation or service transformation refers to a hospital transitioning from a traditional inpatient model to one that emphasizes emergency, outpatient, primary, or other essential community-based services, preserving local access to critical care while building a sustainable, right-sized role within Vermont's broader health care system. Funding may support the operational, staffing, and service delivery changes necessary to implement such a transition.