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Oregon (OR)

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Oregon Office of Rural Health · Official RHTP site ↗

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Oregon opportunities

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

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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

Oregon has 5 Rural Health Transformation Program documents tracked from official sources. Tracked records include progress reports.

5 RHTP records tracked for Oregon.

Where Oregon’s Year 1 money is

Federal award (Budget Period 1)
$192.3M
$192,271,578
Obligated by July 31, 2026
$102.7M
53% of the award, as the state reported to CMS
In opportunities on the tracker
$0
0 of 1 published opportunity states an amount

What the state has obligated, by initiative

  • Initiative 1: Regional Partnerships & System Transformation$2,568,677

    Appropriate Care Availability · $1,561,520

    • Improving emergency medical services through regional collaboration and advanced lifesaving equipment$1,561,520

    Fostering Collaboration · $678,035

    • Advancing maternity services through regional partnerships and training$436,907
    • Regional, shared governance planning among communities, traditional health workers (THWs), and community-based organizations$241,128

    Prevention and Chronic Disease · $234,488

    • Strengthening early childhood health through coordinated prenatal and family supports$234,488

    Provider Payments · $94,634

    • Strengthening early childhood health through coordinated prenatal and family supports$15,000
    • Advancing maternity services through regional partnerships and training$79,634
  • Initiative 2: Healthy Communities & Prevention$47,591,465

    Appropriate Care Availability · $13,405,982

    • Expanding access to home visiting services$1,013,464
    • Emergency medical services$600,000
    • Restoring local healthcare access in a frontier community$334,799
    • Rural cancer treatment expansion$600,000
    • Protecting and expanding access to maternal and surgical care in Northeast Oregon$3,208,988
    • Protecting access to local surgical and specialty care through critical infrastructure improvements$1,200,000
    • Strengthening maternal and child health through community-based prenatal care$198,391
    • Helping rural seniors age in place through pharmacy delivery and community health worker support$648,337
    • Expanding access to behavioral health care across rural Oregon communities$872,432
    • Preventive health outreach services$153,228
    • Mobile health outreach$236,546
    • Behavioral health in school settings$550,466
    • Improving social support services and expanding epidemiology capacity$29,006
    • Community health worker (CHW) enabled navigation programs, suicide prevention outreach, and home visiting program$504,050
    • Regional mobile health program that will connect multiple counties and provide essential services$194,304
    • Improving emergency medical services (EMS) and vision care$81,818
    • Expanding pharmacy, dental, and care navigation services for Tribal and rural communities$1,278,095
    • Expanded vision care for students through mobile school-based services$356,368
    • Expanded access to specialty and diagnostic care$1,345,689

    Behavioral Health · $7,921,337

    • Behavioral health and substance use disorder services$532,879
    • Family-centered substance use and mental health treatment$1,811,409
    • Expanding life-saving overdose response tools in communities that need them most$580,178
    • Withdrawal management and recovery services$270,000
    • Substance use treatment and mental health services, including facility improvements$825,537
    • School-based behavioral health support for children and families$495,466
    • Expanding access to substance use treatment and recovery services across Eastern Oregon$244,406
    • Strengthening children's mental health and family well-being through integrated early childhood services$177,546
    • School-based behavioral health support for rural youth and students$554,426
    • Supporting the development of a new EMS pilot focused on reversing overdoses by giving buprenorphine in the field$210,719
    • Supporting whole-family recovery through integrated healthcare and substance use treatment$103,016
    • Expanding mobile and integrated health outreach to rural communities$715,691
    • Improving access to mental health services, integrating with home visiting programs$174,629
    • Expanding recovery support and behavioral health access through a community- centered recovery hub$478,451
    • Expanding behavioral health and recovery services for youth and families$746,985

    Capital Expenditures and Infrastructure · $1,900,596

    • Substance use treatment and mental health services$12,398
    • Restoring local healthcare access in a frontier community, including purchase of a mobile vehicle$119,098
    • Mobile dental care access for rural communities, including teledentistry and purchase of a mobile van$115,894
    • Strengthening behavioral health access and recovery support through a community- centered recovery hub, including facility improvements and transportation investments$185,394
    • Expanding pharmacy services through telehealth technology, including infrastructure investment$15,000
    • Expanding access to behavioral health care across rural Oregon communities, including facility renovation and expansion of clinical space$1,421,813
    • Expanding access to preventive services and school-based health center models$31,000

    Consumer Tech Solutions · $1,380,030

    • Preventative mental health support in prenatal care$1,195,030
    • Expanding pharmacy services through telehealth technology$185,000

    Fostering Collaboration · $3,938,329

    • Substance use treatment and mental health services$12,398
    • Restoring local healthcare access in a frontier community, including purchase of a mobile vehicle$119,098
    • Mobile dental care access for rural communities, including teledentistry and purchase of a mobile van$115,894
    • Strengthening behavioral health access and recovery support through a community- centered recovery hub, including facility improvements and transportation investments$185,394
    • Expanding pharmacy services through telehealth technology, including infrastructure investment$15,000
    • Expanding access to behavioral health care across rural Oregon communities, including facility renovation and expansion of clinical space$1,421,813
    • Expanding access to preventive services and school-based health center models$31,000

    Innovative Care · $1,904,191

    • Coordinated support for families affected by perinatal substance use conditions$1,726,305
    • Social health service navigation and expansion$102,550
    • Coordination of social supports, school-based services, and community immunization efforts$75,337

    IT Advances · $431,401

    • Expanding access to emergency and acute care through in-home medical services$290,389
    • Electronic health records (EHR) improvements$141,012

    Prevention and Chronic Disease · $11,571,428

    • Expanding family home-visiting services post-partum$314,431
    • General home-visiting and health promotion programming, including nurse family home- visiting$268,153
    • Expanding mobile and integrated dental care access for rural communities$3,029,384
    • Bringing mobile, integrated healthcare and social support services directly to rural communities$1,785,847
    • Strengthening care coordination for older adults and people with complex health needs$2,314,583
    • Expanding THW services, capacity, and social supports$242,525
    • Senior chronic care management$218,113
    • Community-based mental health and preventative health supports$401,888
    • Oral health services$86,122
    • Community paramedicine, engagement, and mobile outreach$423,435
    • School-based prevention activities and mobile health programming$115,709
    • Social health services, including school health fairs, perinatal navigation, and mobile outreach$227,599
    • Regional coordination of tobacco, alcohol, and drug prevention strategies, and community outreach$64,241
    • Rural nutrition access, including telehealth counseling and community education workshops$192,867
    • Mobile outreach support$164,732
    • Expanding the communicable disease program$340,509
    • CHW-led preventative health and chronic disease management work$48,014
    • Increasing access to perinatal and specialty care through mobile care delivery$289,199
    • Creating new access to preventative care, including telehealth services$188,000
    • Expanding a local school district pilot program focused on physical, mental, and dental health$109,991
    • Strengthening student wellness through coordinated school and community supports$498,974
    • Expanding medication access and pharmacy supports$247,111

    Provider Payments · $4,034,222

    • Substance use treatment and mental health services, including provider payments$977,083
    • Expanding access to substance use treatment and recovery services across Eastern Oregon, including provider payments$41,800
    • Strengthening children's mental health and family well-being through integrated early childhood services, including provider payments$45,678
    • Supporting expansion of family home-visiting services post-partum, including provider payments$150,008
    • Expanding access to home-visiting services and family supports$487,954
    • Expanding mobile and integrated dental care access for rural communities, including provider payments$209,863
    • Bringing mobile, integrated healthcare, medical, behavioral health, and social services directly to rural communities, including provider payments$173,904
    • Supporting the development of a new EMS pilot focused on reversing overdoses by giving buprenorphine in the field, including provider payments$24,862
    • Expanding school-based behavioral health support for children, families, and rural youth, including provider payments$722,366
    • Connecting rural cancer patients to specialty care through a regional telehealth network, including provider payments$19,260
    • Supporting whole-family recovery through integrated healthcare and substance use treatment, including provider payments$245,313
    • Expanding mobile health outreach for underserved rural communities$61,950
    • Strengthening maternal and child health through community-based prenatal care, including provider payments$47,630
    • Oral health services$7,228
    • School-based prevention activities and mobile health programming$104,939
    • Expanding access to preventive services and school-based health center models$27,000
    • Improving access to mental health services, integrating with home visiting programs$281,399
    • Improving social support services and expanding epidemiology capacity$34,997
    • Supporting rural nutrition access, including telehealth counseling and community education workshops$120,583
    • Increasing access to preventative, perinatal, and specialty care through mobile care delivery$37,500
    • Planning, coordinating, and implementing local systems transformation$2,854
    • Improving EMS and vision care$5,450
    • Strengthening care coordination for people with complex health needs, including provider payments$101,140
    • Expanding recovery support and behavioral health access through a community-centered recovery hub, including provider payments$7,234
    • Expanding behavioral health and recovery services for youth and families$77,668
    • Expanding pharmacy, dental, and care navigation services for Tribal and rural communities$18,562

    Workforce · $1,103,948

    • Improving health literacy and chronic disease prevention in rural communities$297,951
    • Strengthening behavioral health access and recovery support in rural and frontier communities$520,029
    • CHW-led programs and care navigation$131,075
    • Expanding home-visiting services and family supports$97,345
    • Harm reduction and disease intervention services$57,546
  • Initiative 3: Workforce Capacity & Resilience$17,173,773

    Behavioral Health · $239,719

    • Bringing psychiatric and women’s health specialty care back to a frontier community$239,719

    Capital Expenditures and Infrastructure · $5,346

    • Training healthcare professionals to deliver integrated, team-based care in rural Southern Oregon, including mobile services through the purchase and use of a mobile clinic$5,346

    Fostering Collaboration · $3,578,331

    • Training healthcare professionals to deliver integrated, team-based care in rural Southern Oregon$3,578,331

    Provider Payments · $285,493

    • Bringing psychiatric and women’s health specialty care back to a frontier community$125,493
    • Expanding pediatric oral health capacity to improve access for children, including provider payments$160,000

    Training and Technical Assistance · $494,692

    • Helping rural behavioral health providers build sustainable and resilient careers$494,692

    Workforce · $12,570,192

    • Rural workforce development, provider training, and support$840,805
    • Building a community-based workforce that helps rural residents navigate health and social service systems$200,000
    • Expanding K-12 health care career pathways$613,436
    • Expanding pediatric oral health capacity to improve access for children$330,376
    • Building local pathways into emergency medical services careers$3,012,548
    • Expanding access to doulas and community-based maternal health support in rural Oregon$200,000
    • Strengthening the THW workforce through training and community connector roles$2,036,998
    • Expanding a fellowship model to train rural providers in evidence-based infant and early childhood mental health practices$255,447
    • Expanding the peer support workforce, including support for people with lived experience and behavioral health services$737,049
    • Expanding the allied health workforce needed to meet growing rural healthcare demands$2,481,431
    • Developing the local dental workforce$1,862,102
  • Initiative 4: Technology & Data Modernization$18,411,865

    Capital Expenditures and Infrastructure · $144,029

    • Improving patient safety and care coordination through integrated healthcare technology, including provider payments$113,029
    • Expanding access to medication treatment for substance use disorders closer to where patients live, including remote pharmacy infrastructure$31,000

    Consumer Tech Solutions · $1,061,539

    • Modernizing technology systems to improve access, efficiency, and patient care$475,268
    • Expanding remote patient monitoring to help rural residents manage chronic conditions at home$586,270

    Fostering Collaboration · $874,974

    • Strengthening digital infrastructure to support sustainable rural healthcare systems$874,974

    IT Advances · $16,181,323

    • Modernizing behavioral health technology, data systems, and records to improve care coordination, quality, and access$6,121,791
    • Expanding access to specialty and rural care through virtual nursing and telehealth technology$1,802,790
    • Improving patient safety and care coordination through integrated, interoperable healthcare technology$2,664,385
    • Implementing and expanding EHR platforms (Oracle Health and EPIC) to reduce administrative burden and improve care$1,847,891
    • Using data-driven approaches to improve behavioral health treatment outcomes$1,091,815
    • Expanding access to medication treatment for substance use disorders closer to where patients live$1,472,039
    • Leveraging drone technology to strengthen emergency response and health system connectivity$656,611
    • Supporting an updated public health information technology (IT) system$200,000
    • Upgrading aging technology systems in rural care facilities$324,000

    Training and Technical Assistance · $150,000

    • Supporting organizations in conducting self-assessments on technology needs$150,000
  • Initiative 5: Tribal$16,977,660

    Appropriate Care Availability · $18,540

    • Right-sizing needs$18,540

    Behavioral Health · $4,019,150

    • Behavioral health coordination$511,224
    • Opioid treatment services$1,607,918
    • Mobile outreach and services, including mobile opioid treatment$1,429,863
    • Harm reduction kiosks$150,000
    • Detoxification facility services$320,145

    Capital Expenditures and Infrastructure · $2,426,419

    • Modernizing behavioral health technology, data systems, and records to improve care coordination, quality, and access$6,121,791
    • Expanding access to specialty and rural care through virtual nursing and telehealth technology$1,802,790
    • Improving patient safety and care coordination through integrated, interoperable healthcare technology$2,664,385
    • Implementing and expanding EHR platforms (Oracle Health and EPIC) to reduce administrative burden and improve care$1,847,891
    • Using data-driven approaches to improve behavioral health treatment outcomes$1,091,815
    • Expanding access to medication treatment for substance use disorders closer to where patients live$1,472,039
    • Leveraging drone technology to strengthen emergency response and health system connectivity$656,611
    • Supporting an updated public health IT system$200,000
    • Upgrading aging technology systems in rural care facilities$324,000

    Consumer Tech Solutions · $171,800

    • EHR support specialist and one-room technology$171,800

    IT Advances · $2,178,565

    • EHR integration, improved functionality, clinical decision tools, and connections to dental and telehealth services$923,583
    • IT upgrades and advancements, including AI-enabled care coordination and cybersecurity infrastructure$936,982
    • Telehealth enhancements and a digital connectivity program$318,000

    Prevention and Chronic Disease · $4,938,940

    • Chronic disease management and community health programs$3,148,135
    • Wellness activities and equipment$322,219
    • Establishing a memory care wing and providing integrated clinical space for managing comorbidities$1,468,587

    Provider Payments · $1,040,122

    • Non-billable specialty services and providers$158,526
    • Non-billable medical assistant services$234,952
    • Payments to providers on a performance-based model$346,644
    • Behavioral health specialists$300,000

    Workforce · $2,184,124

    • Workforce incentives, recruitment, and retention bonuses$326,379
    • A community health aid training program$110,034
    • Workforce development and career pathway opportunities, including rural pathways$1,747,711
  • Program Operations$0

    Program Administration Expense · $0

    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 Oregon has funded

    $79.6M across 103 awards to 85 organizations

    4 awards to Tribal Nations and Native organizations· $2.9M

    1. Klamath Child & Family Treatment Center$4,790,986
    2. La Clinica del Valle Family Health Care Center, Inc$3,583,677
    3. Grande Ronde Hospital, Inc.$3,208,988
    4. Rogue Workforce Partnership$2,481,431
    5. Harney County Health District$2,409,781
    6. Klamath Falls City School District$2,391,652
    7. Providence Health & Services – Oregon$2,294,245
    8. PHARMACY FOUNDATION OF OREGON$1,892,904
    Show all 103 awards
    1. Umpqua Community Health Center, Inc.$1,862,102
    2. Continuum Behavioral Health and Recovery Services$1,815,018
    3. Konnect Dental Kare Services$1,800,000
    4. Comagine Health$1,726,305
    5. ORTC, LLC$1,503,039
    6. Bay Clinic LLP$1,474,309
    7. Wallowa County Health Care District$1,345,689
    8. The Native American Rehabilitation Association of the Northwest, Incorporated✦ Tribal / Native$1,296,658
    9. Equity Dental, LLC$1,243,160
    10. Umpqua Community Health Center, Inc.$1,216,908
    11. Lower Umpqua Hospital District$1,200,000
    12. Center M Connective$1,195,030
    13. Willamette Health Council$1,123,629
    14. Chestnut Health Systems, Inc.$1,120,126
    15. Options for Southern Oregon, Inc.$1,091,815
    16. Oregon Health & Science University, Oregon Perinatal Collaborative$1,082,493
    17. One Community Health$973,575
    18. MEDICAL TEAMS INTERNATIONAL$964,086
    19. City of Coos Bay$911,520
    20. Northeast Oregon Network$906,217
    21. The Native American Rehabilitation Association of the Northwest, Incorporated✦ Tribal / Native$824,653
    22. Oregon Health & Science University, Oregon Health & Science University - Section of Addiction Medicine$815,704
    23. Mid-Valley Healthcare, Inc.$796,298
    24. Silverton Health$777,407
    25. Chestnut Health Systems, Inc.$691,283
    26. Scappoose Fire District$656,611
    27. Lower Umpqua Hospital District$650,000
    28. PHARMACY FOUNDATION OF OREGON$648,337
    29. Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness$639,520
    30. Praxis Health PC Group$630,983
    31. Klamath Falls City School District$620,896
    32. Portland New Family Fund$617,720
    33. Eastern Oregon University$613,436
    34. City of Seaside (Seaside Fire & Rescue)$600,000
    35. Curry Health District$600,000
    36. Nehalem Bay Health Center and Pharmacy (NBHCP)$599,019
    37. Sky Lakes Medical Center$586,740
    38. Willamette Health Council$579,705
    39. SriPonya Collective$570,685
    40. Southwestern Oregon Workforce Investment Board (SOWIB)$551,075
    41. Wallowa County Health Care District$516,853
    42. Youth Era$514,741
    43. Oregon Health & Science University, Northwest Native American Center of Excellence (NNACoE)✦ Tribal / Native$500,352
    44. South Lane School District$498,974
    45. Oregon Behavioral Health Innovation and Training$494,692
    46. Oregon Health & Science University, Oregon Health & Science University - Department of Neurology$491,246
    47. Equity Dental, LLC$490,376
    48. One Community Health$489,729
    49. ORTC, LLC$475,268
    50. Ravenseed AZN, LLC$472,982
    51. Sky Lakes Foundation$469,987
    52. Cornerstone Whole Healthcare Organization, Inc.$459,958
    53. Oregon Primary Care Association$397,672
    54. Oregon Washington health Network$397,672
    55. Siskiyou Community Health Center$378,545
    56. WVP Health Authority$367,633
    57. Cornerstone Whole Healthcare Organization, Inc.$365,212
    58. Oregon Office of Rural Health at Oregon Health & Science University$365,061
    59. Vision To Learn$356,368
    60. Oasis Center of the Rogue Valley$348,328
    61. Seniors at Home LLC$333,928
    62. Silverton Health$329,423
    63. Wheeler Care Center LLC$324,000
    64. Grant County Education Service District$315,000
    65. Oasis Center of the Rogue Valley$312,400
    66. Portland New Family Fund$312,222
    67. Lane County, Oregon$311,981
    68. Mercy Flights, Inc.$300,785
    69. Familias en Acción$297,951
    70. Outback Strong LLC$291,000
    71. Eastern Oregon Health and Wellness, Inc$286,206
    72. Southern Oregon Pathways, LLC$271,670
    73. Lutheran Community Services Northwest$270,948
    74. Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde✦ Tribal / Native$270,000
    75. White Oak Medical Clinic LLC$252,343
    76. InterMountain Education Service District$249,488
    77. Winding Waters Medical Clinic$247,111
    78. PeaceHealth Peace Harbor Medical Center$246,021
    79. Washington County Public Health$241,128
    80. Southwestern Oregon Community College$234,528
    81. Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital$229,084
    82. Family Building Blocks$223,223
    83. Oregon Northwest Workforce Investment Board$222,308
    84. Columbia River Health$218,113
    85. Oregon Health & Science University, University Center for Excellence on Development and Disability$209,201
    86. Cornerstone Whole Healthcare Organization, Inc.$208,047
    87. Conexión Fénix$201,888
    88. Attorney General's Sexual Assault Task Force$200,000
    89. Clastop Community Action$200,000
    90. Conexión Fénix$200,000
    91. Douglas Education Service District$200,000
    92. My Other Me, LLC$200,000
    93. OARM Services of Oregon, P.C.$200,000
    94. PHARMACY FOUNDATION OF OREGON$200,000
    95. Tillamook County Health Department$200,000

    From the state’s own awardee list: source. 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$197.3M
    Opportunity budget$200M
    RHTP documents20
    All tracked opportunity records3
    Program activities91
    Events tracked0

    Helpful guide · after the opportunities

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    Jul 22, 2026 · Application · PDF

    Oregon RHT Program Project Narrative Revised Application Material 12.12.25 REMEDIATED

    Upcoming events

    No upcoming events tracked for Oregon.

    State context

    Rural health at a glance

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

    • Total population

      4,237,256

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

      Confidence: Reference snapshot

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

    • Rural population

      805,079

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

      Confidence: Reference snapshot

      Derived: total population × rural share.

    • Rural %

      19%

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

      Confidence: Reference snapshot

      Share of population classified rural in the 2020 Census.

    • Critical access hospitals

      25

      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.