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Kansas (KS)

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Kansas Department of Health and Environment · Official RHTP site ↗

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Open funding for Kansas

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

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Nov 13, 2026
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Oct 15, 2026
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Kansas opportunities

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

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Year 2 Regional Partnership Grant Program

The $44 million RPGP grant enables eligible providers to participate in collaborative arrangements that promote preventive health care and address the root causes of disease, enhance rural providers' efficiency and sustainability, attract and retain a highly-skilled health care workforce, spark growth of value-based care models, and foster the use of innovative technologies.

Community organization or nonprofitHealth system or providerValue-based careWorkforce
Funding
Not stated
Deadline
Nov 13, 2026

Verified Oct 15, 2026

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OpenKansas issuedGRANT

Kansas Rural Health Transformation Program Technical Assistance Hub

The Kansas Health Institute is providing a clearinghouse for technical assistance (TA) for organizations applying for and receiving funding through the Kansas Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP). Technical assistance is designed to help applicants strengthen their understanding of program requirements, work through questions, and develop stronger application materials and offers TA through the grant period. Organizations may request individual assistance, attend weekly office hours, and access resources and tools. The Hub can help: - Understand eligibility criteria and program requir...

Workforce
Funding
Not stated
Deadline
Not stated

Verified Oct 15, 2026

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

Program overview

Updated Oct 15, 2026

Kansas has 1 Rural Health Transformation Program document tracked from official sources. Tracked records include award announcements.

1 RHTP record tracked for Kansas; award activity detected.

Where Kansas’s Year 1 money is

Federal award (Budget Period 1)
$221.9M
$221,898,008
Obligated by July 31, 2026
$127M
57% 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: Expand Primary and Secondary Prevention Programs$24,613,106

    Appropriate Care Availability · $5,259,702

    • Integrated care for dual eligible beneficiaries$5,259,702

    Behavioral Health · $5,376,612

    • Behavioral health integration in primary care$3,020,381
    • Behavioral health services in nursing facilities$248,647
    • Emergency department behavioral health intervention hubs$840,002
    • A statewide substance use disorder network$1,267,582

    Capital Expenditures and Infrastructure · $2,344,470

    • Integrated care for dual eligible beneficiaries$2,344,470

    Consumer Tech Solutions · $9,970,000

    • Computerized cognitive behavioral health therapy$6,600,000
    • Lifestyle Empowerment for Alzheimer’s Prevention (LEAP!) technology$500,000
    • My ALZ Journey technology$2,500,000
    • Lifestyle/fitness/nutrition applications$250,000
    • Asynchronous Diabetes Prevention program$120,000

    Provider Payments · $1,661,814

    • Asynchronous Diabetes Prevention program pharmacist support services$7,396
    • Mobile cancer screening program$144,000
    • Behavioral health services in nursing facilities provide payments$1,200,000
    • Psychiatric Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) in emergency department behavioral health intervention hubs$150,000
    • Statewide substance use disorder network provider payments$160,418

    Program Administration Expense · $508

    • Partnerships specific to Initiative 1$508
  • Initiative 2: Secure Local Access to Primary Care$16,059,843

    Appropriate Care Availability · $501,000

    • The Pathways to Integration - Rural Primary Care/Public Health Integration Program$501,000

    Fostering Collaboration · $414,000

    • The Anchor Hospital Advancement Program$414,000

    Innovative Care · $114,000

    • Direct-to-employer contracting infrastructure$114,000

    IT Advances · $9,800,000

    • The Anchor Hospital Advancement Program$9,800,000

    Training and Technical Assistance · $5,105,843

    • A statewide rural provider commercial rate analysis$1,500,000
    • The Revenue Cycle Support and Centralized Credentialing Organization$3,605,843

    Workforce · $125,000

    • The Mobile Integrated Health Pilot Program$125,000
  • Initiative 3: Build a Sustainable Rural Health Workforce$12,560,916

    Training and Technical Assistance · $1,254,326

    • A mobile simulation lab$1,254,326

    Workforce · $11,306,590

    • A rural residency program$8,500,000
    • The expansion of the Kansas Bridging Program$654,500
    • Medical student rural rotation housing$500,000
    • Rural nurse residencies$303,142
    • Clinical instructor and preceptor incentives$500,000
    • Rural chapters of the HOSA-Future Health Professionals (HOSA) high school club$135,000
    • K-12 Health Science Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses$256,500
    • Regional career expositions$43,500
    • Central Kansas Hospital Association (KHA) support$255,548
    • Behavioral health apprenticeships$158,400
  • Initiative 4: Enable Value-Based Care$40,555,479

    Appropriate Care Availability · $2,706,229

    • Behavioral health crisis transports$2,706,229

    Prevention of Chronic Disease · $22,377,027

    • The Evidence-Based Practices program$22,377,027

    Provider Payments · $15,472,223

    • The Evidence-Based Practices Program provider payments$11,000,000
    • The Accountable Care Organization (ACO) Readiness Program$3,400,000
    • The Medicare Provider Incentive Payment Program$1,072,223
  • Initiative 5: Harness Data and Technology$23,977,578

    IT Advances · $14,052,438

    • The Diabetes Dock$1,096,063
    • The Emerging Technology Program$12,758,000
    • The Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) Data Center$198,375

    Provider Payments · $175,140

    • The Telehealth Navigator Program$175,140

    Training and Technical Assistance · $9,750,000

    • Remote patient monitoring$9,750,000
  • Program Operations$9,192,051

    Program Administration Expense · $9,192,051

    • State agencies, contractors, and consultants$9,190,802
    • Travel$1,249

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.

Who Kansas has funded

$96.8M across 62 awards to 60 organizations

  1. Children’s Mercy Hospital$6,096,062
  2. Stormont Vail Health$5,465,969
  3. Great Plains Health Alliance$5,000,000
  4. Recovery Unlimited$4,290,000
  5. Garden City Community College$3,439,901
  6. Hutchinson Regional Healthcare System$3,000,000
  7. Gove County Medical Center$3,000,000
  8. CommonSpirit Kansas$2,980,250
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  1. UKHS Great Bend$2,960,927
  2. Clara Barton Medical Center$2,933,500
  3. Pratt Regional Medical Center$2,869,082
  4. Citizens Foundation (Citizens Health)$2,832,423
  5. Special Olympics Kansas$2,546,981
  6. Clay County Medical Center$2,536,000
  7. Freeman Fort Scott Hospital$2,502,999
  8. Coffeyville Regional Medical Center$2,500,000
  9. Hays Medical Center$2,478,316
  10. South Central Kansas Health$2,378,188
  11. Labette Health$2,145,677
  12. InterHab(StationMD)$2,028,980
  13. PrairieStarHealth Center$1,987,287
  14. Iroquois Center for Human Development$1,720,957
  15. Rooks County Health Center$1,704,066
  16. High Plains Mental Health Center$1,660,879
  17. Wilson Medical Center$1,555,143
  18. Greeley County Health Services$1,541,906
  19. Memorial Health System$1,500,000
  20. Kansas Council on Developmental Disabilities$1,460,000
  21. AdventHealth Ottawa$1,395,814
  22. Labette County Medical Center$1,383,289
  23. Rice County Hospital District #1$1,377,990
  24. Kanza Mental Health & Guidance Center$1,354,975
  25. GoodLife Innovations$1,169,246
  26. Via Christi Village Hays$1,145,446
  27. Genesis Family Health$1,059,190
  28. Sumner Mental Health Center$975,334
  29. Salina Regional Health Center$932,310
  30. Hillsboro Community Hospital$837,000
  31. Prairie View Inc$729,081
  32. Mercy Hospital Pittsburg$681,711
  33. Kansas Health Science University$677,248
  34. NMC Health$662,642
  35. Smith County Memorial Hospital$550,000
  36. Attica Hospital District #1, Harper County$532,045
  37. Greeley County Health Services$458,286
  38. Pulse Transport, LLC$455,919
  39. Mercy Hospital Columbus$375,981
  40. Ashland District Hospital$361,479
  41. Grisell Memorial Hospital$350,000
  42. Labette County Medical Center$325,000
  43. Valley Hope Association$219,333
  44. InterHab(CIDDH Curriculum)$196,650
  45. Grace Team$173,355
  46. Compass Behavioral Health$165,000
  47. Hutchinson Regional Medical Center, Inc$150,000
  48. Hospital District No. 6 of Harper County, Kansas$150,000
  49. Great Plains of Smith County, Inc$150,000
  50. Hospital District No. 1 of Dickinson County, Kansas, DBA Memorial Health System$150,000
  51. CommonSpirit Kansas, Inc$149,960
  52. Citizens Foundation$146,476
  53. Meade Hospital District$141,098
  54. Newman Memorial County Hospital$110,716

From the state’s own award announcements: release 1, release 2, release 3, release 4. Checked Oct 15, 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.

Program stats

Federal award$221.9M
Opportunity budget—
RHTP documents1
All tracked opportunity records7
Program activities45
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 Kansas opportunity status and source details.

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Recent documents

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Jul 13, 2026 · Award announcement · PDF

Kansas — 2026 — RHTP federal award announcement

Upcoming events

No upcoming events tracked for Kansas.

State context

Rural health at a glance

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

  • Total population

    2,937,880

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

    Confidence: Reference snapshot

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

  • Rural population

    763,849

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

    Confidence: Reference snapshot

    Derived: total population × rural share.

  • Rural %

    26%

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

    Confidence: Reference snapshot

    Share of population classified rural in the 2020 Census.

  • Critical access hospitals

    83

    Source: Flex Monitoring Team, Critical Access Hospital locations

    Confidence: Reference snapshot

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

Health indicators

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No CDC PLACES health indicators available for this state.

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