RHTP Tracker

State detail

Washington (WA)

Implementing

Washington State Department of Health · Official RHTP site ↗

Official sources connected

Open funding for Washington

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

0 state-specific0 nationwide

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

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Washington opportunities

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

0 open · 4 closed

Closed

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

Program overview

Updated Oct 15, 2026

Washington has 1 Rural Health Transformation Program document tracked from official sources. Source records are being monitored from the state's official rural health office.

1 RHTP record tracked for Washington.

Where Washington’s Year 1 money is

Federal award (Budget Period 1)
$181.3M
$181,257,515
Obligated by July 31, 2026
$122.7M
68% of the award, as the state reported to CMS
In opportunities on the tracker
$500K
1 of 4 published opportunities state an amount

What the state has obligated, by initiative

  • Initiative 1: Ignite Innovation in Washington’s Rural Hospitals$49,565,694

    Innovative Care · $49,565,694

    • Investing in critical technology infrastructure and maintenance needs$41,993,047
    • Expand rural health network$5,430,647
    • Payment model for long term disability$2,142,000
  • Initiative 2: Prevent Disease and Manage Care in Community Settings$18,676,793

    Prevention and Chronic Disease · $6,667

    • Equipment for Initiative 2$6,667

    Workforce · $18,670,127

    • Expanding community-based workforce, expand & build dementia resources$5,560,364
    • Embedding testing & training sites for long-term care, expanding dementia resources, and triaging in rural areas$13,109,762
  • Initiative 3: Invest in the Health of Native Families$2,677,608

    Fostering Collaboration · $2,677,608

    • Supporting health information exchange$2,677,608
  • Initiative 4: Adopt Technology and Data Solutions to Enable Health Improvements$6,747,300

    Innovative Care · $6,747,300

    • Adopt technology & data solutions to enable health improvements$6,747,300
  • Initiative 5: Develop Washington’s Rural Workforce to Support Rural Communities$32,589,980

    Training and Technical Assistance · $2,570,400

    • The Rural Practitioner Training Program$2,570,400

    Workforce · $30,019,580

    • Rural Nursing Education Program (RNEP), Grow Your Own, workforce incentive$22,878,857
    • Grow Your Own$1,678,623
    • Developing Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, and Idaho (WWAMI) rural family residency network$5,462,100
  • Initiative 6: Expand and Sustain Washington’s Rural Behavioral Health System$7,614,572

    Behavioral Health · $4,868,160

    • Supporting youth in rural communities$4,868,160

    Prevention and Chronic Disease · $2,746,412

    • Expanding mobile crisis$2,746,412
  • Program Operations$4,815,525

    Program Administration Expense for All Initiatives · $4,038,526

    • Personnel costs within Health Care Authority to operate program$1,043,260
    • Fringe Benefit costs within Health Care Authority to operate program$283,457
    • Office supplies within Health Care Authority$17,000
    • Other (cell) within Health Care Authority$25,000
    • Travel expenses for Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Conference$2,864
    • Indirect (admin)$360,890
    • Personnel costs within Department of Health (DOH) to operate program$1,185,456
    • Fringe benefit costs within Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) to operate program$362,173
    • Office supplies within DOH$44,442
    • Other (cell) within DOH$31,042
    • Initiative 0.0 - contracted advisory group facilitator$24,000
    • Personnel costs within DSHS to operate program$294,412
    • Fringe Benefit costs within DSHS to operate program$84,512
    • Office supplies within DSHS$4,675
    • Other costs within DSHS$6,875
    • Indirect$268,468

    Program Administration Expense for Initiatives 2, 5, and 6 · $4,868,160

    • Initiatives 2, 5, and 6$777,000

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$181.3M
Opportunity budget—
RHTP documents16
All tracked opportunity records8
Program activities25
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 Washington 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.

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Upcoming events

No upcoming events tracked for Washington.

State context

Rural health at a glance

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

  • Total population

    7,705,281

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

    Confidence: Reference snapshot

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

  • Rural population

    1,232,845

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

    Confidence: Reference snapshot

    Derived: total population × rural share.

  • Rural %

    16%

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

    Confidence: Reference snapshot

    Share of population classified rural in the 2020 Census.

  • Critical access hospitals

    39

    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.