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Rural Health Clinic Chronic Disease and Collaborative Care Fund

Michigan Department of Health and Human Services

At a glance

What this opportunity covers

Purpose: Help RHCs build coordinated, sustainable approaches to chronic disease prevention and management based on clinic and community priorities.

Funding & applicants

Estimated awardUp to $300K
Companies and vendorsNot named
EligibilityCertified Rural Health Clinics located in Michigan counties designated as fully rural or partially rural are eligible to apply. Priority will be given to applicants located in fully rural counties.
Tribal NationsMay qualify (not named)

Key dates

Posted—
Letter of intent—
Questions due—
Application dueOct 30, 2026
Last updatedOct 15, 2026
Last verifiedOct 15, 2026
Tribes may qualify

Tribal Nations and Native organizations

Tribes aren't named, but the listing is open to clinics and hospitals, which can include tribal governments and tribal health programs. Confirm with the issuing agency.

“Certified Rural Health Clinics located in Michigan counties designated as fully rural or partially rural are eligible to apply.”

From the RFA

Quoted from the solicitation document (open the document). Always confirm with the official source before applying.

Dates in the RFA

  • WebinarOctober 9th, 2026 at 11 am

Who can apply

Rural Health Clinic Chronic Disease and Collaborative Care Fund Michigan Center for Rural Health Rural Health Transformation Program Purpose This guide helps applicants determine whether proposed expenses are generally appropriate for the Rural Health Clinic Chronic Disease and Collaborative Care Fund. Applicants only need to submit a high-level estimate of anticipated expenses. Selected clinics will work with MCRH to develop a detailed budget and workplan before grant-funded activities begin. General Requirements To be eligible, an expense must: • Directly support an approved project activity • Be included in the clinic’s approved budget and workplan • Be reasonable, necessary, and… Read the full section

adequately documented • Be incurred during the approved funding period and after required approvals are complete • Add to or meaningfully strengthen existing work • Not replace existing funding or duplicate an expense paid or reimbursed by another source • Follow the requirements of the clinic’s subgrant agreement and applicable federal and state requirements Expenses Funds May Support The examples below are intended to help clinics develop a proposed budget. They are not exhaustive, and final approval will depend on the clinic’s approved project, workplan, and budget. Personnel expenses must support new or expanded project responsibilities and may not replace existing funding for established positions or activities Category Examples Self-measured blood pressure Validated blood pressure monitors provided as part of an approved self-measured blood pressure activity, patient education materials, staff training, workflow development, and other approved implementation expenses. Preventive care and chronic disease management New or expanded evidence-based activities addressing diabetes, hypertension, behavioral health, prenatal care, and other approved chronic disease prevention and management priorities. Activities may include education, screening, monitoring, risk- factor tracking, team-based care, self-management support, telehealth, and structured patient follow-up. Community Health Workers Salary and fringe benefits for new or expanded CHW capacity; CHW core competency training, certification, continuing education, and other approved training; integration into care teams and workflows; supervision; documentation; outreach, education, referral, and follow-up processes; reimbursement and billing readiness; and sustainability planning. Staff training Education related to diabetes, hypertension, preventive care, behavioral health, prenatal care, chronic disease management, care management, team-based care, and other approved project activities. Workflow development Design or improvement of chronic disease, preventive care, care coordination, screening, monitoring, referral, and follow-up workflows. RHTP Year 1 Rural Health Clinic Chronic Disease and Collaborative Care Fund 2 Community partnerships Activities that establish or strengthen coordination with Michigan Hubs and other

How to apply

1. Review this Application Guide and Frequently Asked Questions, the Eligible and Ineligible Uses of Funds Guide, and the Rural Health Clinic Chronic Disease and Collaborative Care Fund Application. 2. Attend the informational webinar on October 9th, 2026 at 11 am. 3. Complete and submit the application by October 30, 2026. 4. Applications will be reviewed using established eligibility, program priority, and selection criteria outlined in the application materials. 5. Award notifications are issued to selected Certified Rural Health Clinics. 6. Selected clinics will complete a readiness assessment and work with MCRH to finalize a site-specific workplan, performance measures, implementation…

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