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Georgia · Rural Health Transformation Program

Who Georgia has funded

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Who Georgia has funded

$30.3M across 21 awards to 19 organizations

  1. Morgan Medical CenterWorkforce Retention Technology: Surgical Robots$2,000,000
  2. Crisp Regional HospitalWorkforce Retention Technology: Surgical Robots$2,000,000
  3. Hospital Authority of Stephens CountyWorkforce Retention Technology: Surgical Robots$2,000,000
  4. Piedmont Walton HospitalWorkforce Retention Technology: Surgical Robots$2,000,000
  5. Colquitt Regional Medical CenterWorkforce Retention Technology: Surgical Robots$2,000,000
  6. Piedmont Mountainside Hospital, Inc.Workforce Retention Technology: Surgical Robots$2,000,000
  7. University McDuffie County Regional Medical CenterWorkforce Retention Technology: Surgical Robots$2,000,000
  8. Archbold Memorial HospitalWorkforce Retention Technology: Surgical Robots$2,000,000
  9. Coffee Regional Medical Center, Inc.Workforce Retention Technology: Surgical Robots$2,000,000
  10. Atrium Health Navicent BaldwinWorkforce Retention Technology: Surgical Robots$2,000,000
  11. Saint Joseph’s Hospital, Inc.Workforce Retention Technology: Surgical Robots$2,000,000
  12. Memorial Hospital and ManorWorkforce Retention Technology: Surgical Robots$2,000,000
  13. Union General HospitalWorkforce Retention Technology: Surgical Robots$2,000,000
  14. Clinch County Hospital AuthorityPoint-of-Care Telepods$1,069,395
  15. Coffee Regional Medical CenterPoint-of-Care Telepods$712,930
  16. Evans Memorial HospitalPoint-of-Care Telepods$712,930
  17. Irwin County HospitalPoint-of-Care Telepods$356,465
  18. Miller County HospitalPoint-of-Care Telepods$356,465
  19. South Georgia Medical Center, Inc.Point-of-Care Telepods$356,465
  20. South Georgia Medical Center, Inc.Point-of-Care Telepods$356,465
  21. Miller County HospitalPoint-of-Care Telepods$356,465

From the state’s own award announcements: release 1, release 2. Checked Oct 28, 2026. Some organizations hold more than one award for separate projects; Tribal and Native organizations are marked by name or by the state’s own description.