RHTP Tracker

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Hawaii (HI)

Implementing

Hawaii Department of Health, Office of Primary Care and Rural Health · Official RHTP site ↗

Official sources connected

Open funding for Hawaii

Official sources for this state are connected and within their freshness window.

2 state-specific0 nationwide

2 verified open opportunities currently available for this state, including nationwide programs.

Next deadline
Not stated
Last verified
Oct 15, 2026
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Hawaii opportunities

State-issued funding with eligibility and program requirements specific to Hawaii.

2 open · 1 closed
OpenHawaii issuedGRANT

Hawai'i Outreach for Medical Education in Rural Under-Resourced Neighborhoods (HOME RUN)

The HOME RUN Rural Workforce Investment Program offers funding to support a comprehensive rural healthcare workforce strategy focused on provider recruitment, provider retention, workforce development, mentorship, and healthcare access in rural Hawaii. The program is designed to strengthen Hawaii's healthcare workforce, improve access to care, and support long-term workforce sustainability in rural communities. The program supports: - Career advancement - Workforce recruitment - Provider retention - Practice sustainability - Mentorship and training - Rural healthcare access Workforce invest...

Health system or providerFacilities and care accessNutrition and social resourcesWorkforce
Funding
Up to $50K
Deadline
Not stated

Verified Oct 15, 2026

OpenHawaii issuedGRANTTribes may qualify

Hawaii Rural Pilina MAMA Grant: Maternal Health Advancement through Mālama and Action

The Hawaii Rural Pilina MAMA Grant: Maternal Health Advancement through Malama and Action offers funding for community-driven maternal and infant health workforce projects in rural Hawaii. The Hawaii Rural Pilina MAMA Grant is supported through Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) HOMERUN workforce funding. Priority areas: - Workforce development and sustainability - Strengthen the rural maternal and infant health workforce through training, professional development, mentorship, recruitment, retention, leadership development, or strategies that address burnout and workforce well-being...

Community organization or nonprofitHealth system or providerMaternal and child healthWorkforceValue-based care
Funding
Up to $20K
Deadline
Not stated

Verified Oct 15, 2026

Closed

ClosedHawaii issuedGRANTTribes may qualify

Puʻulu Lapaʻau Mini‑Grant Program for Rural Healthcare Professional Wellness

Puʻulu Lapaʻau is offering mini-grants designed to support programs that promote the health and well-being of healthcare professionals across rural Hawaii. Program priorities: - Stress reduction initiatives - Burnout prevention programs - Overall healthcare professional well-being - Evidence‑based wellness approaches - Programs accessible to providers across Hawaii, especially rural and neighbor island communities Examples of eligible activities: - Wellness workshops or structured well-being programs - Peer support initiatives - Resilience or stress‑management training - Mindfulness or ment...

Community organization or nonprofitFacilities and care accessWorkforceBehavioral health
Funding
Up to $15K
Deadline
Jun 1, 2026

Verified Oct 15, 2026

Source coverage last succeeded Oct 15, 2026. Opportunity details remain subject to the official solicitation.

Program overview

Updated Oct 15, 2026

Hawaii has 7 Rural Health Transformation Program documents tracked from official sources. Source records are being monitored from the state's official rural health office.

7 RHTP records tracked for Hawaii.

Where Hawaii’s Year 1 money is

Federal award (Budget Period 1)
$188.9M
$188,892,440
Obligated by July 31, 2026
$188.9M
100% of the award, as the state reported to CMS
In opportunities on the tracker
$0
0 of 3 published opportunities state an amount

What the state has obligated, by initiative

  • Initiative 1: Rural Health Information Network$45,447,889

    IT Advances · $45,447,889

    • Combining critical technology upgrades with a suite of tech-enabled hubs that transform care delivery, data exchange, and community coordination$45,447,889
  • Initiative 2: Pili Ola Telehealth Network$12,501,176

    Appropriate Care Availability · $4,295,901

    • Operations logistics, data collection, and analysis of telehealth programs$5,260,552

    Behavioral Health · $1,310,110

    • Behavioral health telehealth services$10,880,000

    Consumer Tech Solutions · $2,134,639

    • Remote patient monitoring systems and telehealth integration into schools for student access to health services$12,660,101

    Fostering Collaboration · $656,497

    • Collaboration and coordination between sub-programs and participants within the initiative$717,102

    IT Advances · $330,000

    • The artificial intelligence (AI) and Technology Innovation Lab under the Pili Ola Telehealth Network initiative$12,660,101

    Program Administration Expense · $1,948,751

    • Administrative costs specific to Initiative 2$717,102

    Training and Technical Assistance · $1,825,278

    • Training and technical assistance for telehealth programs$717,102
  • Initiative 3: Rural Infrastructure for Care Access (RICA)$52,981,064

    Appropriate Care Availability · $13,025,000

    • Statewide Medical Communications (MEDICOM) center and rapid response efforts$22,848,000

    Behavioral Health · $5,190,542

    • Mobile behavioral health teams and community-based behavioral health care, and behavioral health care at rural facilities$18,496,000

    Capital Expenditures and Infrastructure · $3,545,026

    • The renovations to support statewide MEDICOM center and improve rural ambulance bays$22,848,000

    Fostering Collaboration · $5,519,500

    • Coordination between initiative sub-programs, program outreach efforts, and community engagement; provide mentorship and value-based care readiness for independent rural providers$18,496,000

    IT Advances · $9,779,474

    • Statewide MEDICOM center's technology infrastructure and electronic case reporting from rural providers$22,848,000

    Program Administration Expense · $2,704,955

    • Administrative costs specific to Initiative 3$18,496,000

    Prevention and Chronic Disease · $10,347,567

    • Mobile care units, community-based health efforts, and operations to support preventative care aspect of statewide MEDICOM center$22,848,000

    Provider Payments · $1,670,000

    • Community paramedicine programs$18,496,000

    Training and Technical Assistance · $1,199,000

    • Training and technical assistance for statewide MEDICOM efforts, community paramedicine staff, and other rural providers$18,496,000
  • Initiative 4: Hawai’i Outreach for Medical Education in Rural Under-resourced Neighborhoods (HOME RUN)$45,000,000

    Workforce · $45,000,000

    • Developing their health workforce infrastructure through a combination of educational programs from high school through the life span of their health careers$45,000,000
  • Initiative 5: Rural Respire Network (RRN)$3,240,000

    Appropriate Care Availability · $2,840,000

    • Start-up and operations of medical respite sites in two counties (Hawai‘i County and Kaua‘i County)$2,840,000

    Capital Expenditures and Infrastructure · $400,000

    • Minor renovations to prepare medical respite sites in two counties (Hawai‘i County and Kaua‘i County)$400,000
  • Initiative 6: Rural Value-Based Innovation (RVBI) & AHEAD Readiness Fund$25,000,000

    Innovative Care · $25,000,000

    • Medical diagnostic equipment and technology, including electronic health record (EHR) upgrades and data sharing$25,000,000
  • Program Operations$4,722,311

    Program Administration Expense · $4,722,311

    • Administrative expenses for fiscal and compliance oversight of all initiatives$319,558
    • Administrative expenses for operation of the Rural Health Transformation (RHT) Program Programmatic Oversight Team, providing programmatic oversight of all initiatives$4,402,753

Award and obligated amounts: CMS RHTP Obligated Funds Report. CMS refreshes it quarterly. Some money is obligated through contracts and agreements, not open calls, so the two totals measure different things.

Program stats

Federal award$188.9M
Opportunity budget—
RHTP documents9
All tracked opportunity records3
Program activities52
Events tracked0

Helpful guide · after the opportunities

Finding and tracking RHTP opportunities

A short guide to reviewing status, deadlines, filters, and official sources.

Selected to help interpret Hawaii opportunity status and source details.

This learning resource is not a funding opportunity and does not replace the official solicitation's eligibility or application instructions.

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Recent documents

The newest official files connected to this state profile.

All Hawaii documents →

Jul 13, 2026 · Award announcement · PDF

Hawaii — 2026 — RHTP federal award announcement

Upcoming events

No upcoming events tracked for Hawaii.

State context

Rural health at a glance

Key population, access, and health indicators with their source context.

  • Total population

    1,455,271

    Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Decennial Census

    Confidence: Reference snapshot

    2020 Census resident population; re-verify against the latest release.

  • Rural population

    116,422

    Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census (urban/rural)

    Confidence: Reference snapshot

    Derived: total population × rural share.

  • Rural %

    8%

    Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census (urban/rural)

    Confidence: Reference snapshot

    Share of population classified rural in the 2020 Census.

  • Critical access hospitals

    9

    Source: Flex Monitoring Team, Critical Access Hospital locations

    Confidence: Reference snapshot

    Critical Access Hospitals located in the state; re-verify periodically.

Health indicators

Compared with the national average · CDC PLACES

No CDC PLACES health indicators available for this state.

County demographics

No county demographics available for this state yet.