Missouri (MO)

What the state has obligated, by initiative

• ›Initiative 1: Regional Coordinating Networks and Hub Activation$36,161,501

  Appropriate Care Availability · $34,331,501

  • Expanding pharmacy-based services such as test-and-treat, chronic disease management, behavioral health screening, and care coordination. Contractual support enables training, workflow development, and interoperability integration, allowing pharmacists to function as accessible points of care within Hub networks$1,953,763
  • Implementation of discretionary hubs, local partner service delivery costs, partner coordination and convening, performance monitoring and reporting to support community-led programs addressing local care gaps, including nutrition services, non-emergency medical transportation, perinatal home visits, and school-based health clinics$15,221,668
  • Rural critical trauma certifications$1,000,000
  • Funding mobile health units$4,700,000
  • Improving provider digital innovation$8,000,000

  Program Administration Expense · $1,830,000

  • A grant management vendor to distribute funds to Regional Coordinating Networks (RCNs), Hubs, and approved initiatives$1,830,000
• ›Initiative 3: Digital Backbone$35,156,194

  Innovative Care · $976,881

  • Telehealth adoption and workflow optimization, platform licenses and access, electronic health record (EHR)/application programming interface (API) integration, and equipment$976,881

  IT Advances · $24,422,037

  • EHR replacement, enhancements, and implementation$24,422,037

  Training and Technical Assistance · $9,757,276

  • Program-wide data analytics, reporting, and dashboards$9,757,276
• ›Initiative 4: Rural Health Workforce Programs$5,568,224

  Workforce · $5,568,224

  • Awards for rural clinicians who commit to serving as preceptors to students and trainees growing rural teaching capacity and improve workforce retention$1,660,699
  • Hubs or local partners to implement community-tailored retention strategies, including childcare planning and capacity expansion, temporary housing support, transportation assistance, and other enablers that reduce barriers to rural practice. Funds support program design, partner coordination, and local delivery$3,907,526
• ›Initiative 5: Provider Transformation$6,720,536

  Training and Technical Assistance · $15,024,028

  • Remote patient monitoring licensing, implementation, technical assistance, and change management$2,539,892
  • Ambient artificial intelligence (AI) technology licenses, deployment, implementation support, and change management$4,180,644
• ›Program Operations$22,723,961

  Fostering Collaboration · $22,901,150

  • Strategy and launch planning and program implementation$21,985,000

  Program Administration Expense · $738,961

  • Staffing$21,985,000

No information provided on Initiative 2.