Utah (UT)

What the state has obligated, by initiative

• ›Initiative1: Making Rural Utahns Healthy: Preventive Action and Transformation for Health (PATH)$24,918,303

  Capital Expenditures and Infrastructure · $9,915,000

  • Category J funds for minor building alterations, renovations, and permanent facility infrastructure upgrades to strengthen rural food supply chains$500,000
  • Category J funds for physical activity infrastructure, including sidewalk improvements, bike lanes, and trail wayfinding$9,415,000

  Fostering Collaboration · $1,250,000

  • Administrative consultant expenses to manage the outreach and application process for rural built environment grants$1,250,000

  Prevention and Chronic Disease · $12,754,967

  • Strengthening rural food infrastructure and local producer supply chains$9,942,467
  • Re-establishing the Gold Medal Schools program in rural local educational agencies (LEAs)$2,812,500

  Program Administration Expense · $998,336

  • Subject matter expertise (SME) and administrative oversight of the PATH 1.1 - Strengthening Rural Food Infrastructure, 1.4 - Community Care Hub and 1.5 - Support Integrated Behavioral Health and Primary Care Services$64,499
  • Administrative expenses for the fiscal stewardship and oversight of the PATH 1.1 Rural Food Infrastructure initiative$557,533
  • Administrative expenses for the comprehensive fiscal stewardship and project oversight of PATH 1.2: Strengthen physical activity and nutrition in schools$376,304
• ›Initiative 2: Rural Incentive and Skill Expansion (RISE)$7,252,218

  Innovative Care · $2,950,700

  • Expanding rural non-graduate medical education (GME) healthcare workforce career training$2,950,700

  Program Administration Expense · $194,818

  • Individual rural clinical preceptor capacity stipends$96,218
  • The fiscal stewardship and oversight of the RISE 2.3 initiative$49,300
  • The fiscal stewardship and oversight of the RISE 2.4 initiative$49,300

  Workforce · $4,106,700

  • Funds for individual rural clinical preceptor capacity stipends$156,000
  • Programmatic funds to create 'Grow Our Own' high school-to-certification healthcare pathways$3,950,700
• ›Initiative 3: Sustaining Health Infrastructure for Transformation (SHIFT)$12,835,000

  Innovative Care · $11,646,876

  • Rural emergency medical services (EMS) through mobile innovation, training, and community paramedicine integration$11,646,876

  Prevention and Chronic Disease · $335,000

  • Non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) to remove barriers to healthcare access$335,000

  Program Administration Expense · $853,124

  • The fiscal stewardship and oversight of the SHIFT 3.3 Rural EMS initiative$853,124
• ›Initiative 5: Leveraging Innovation for Facilitated Telehealth (LIFT)$26,500,000

  Fostering Collaboration · $925,000

  • The development and management of the Utah Telehealth Alliance consortium and statewide needs assessment$925,000

  IT Advances · $24,830,300

  • Scalable rural telehealth infrastructure projects, technology, and services$24,830,300

  Program Administration Expense · $744,700

  • The fiscal stewardship and oversight of the LIFT 5.1 Scalable Telehealth Projects$662,500
  • The fiscal stewardship and oversight of the LIFT 5.2 Telehealth Consortium$82,200
• ›Initiative 7: Leveraging Interoperability Networks to Connect Services (LINCS)$41,204

  Program Administration Expense · $41,204

  • Administrative oversight and SME for supporting LINKS 7.1 - Modernize Interoperability and 7.4 - Semantic Data Model$41,204
• ›Program Operations$3,495,244

  Program Administration Expense · $3,495,244

  • Programmatic oversight, regulatory reporting, and compliance audits$3,495,244

No information provided for Initiatives 4, 6.