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Arkansas Rural Health Transformation Program | AR RHT Rural Health Transformation Program Arkansas Rural Health Transformation Rural Arkansas faces major challenges across demography, health outcomes, healthcare access, and facility sustainability, all of which the Rural Health Transformation Program seeks to address. The following provides a detailed overview of the current rural health landscape in Arkansas.
of Arkansas is Rural Area Median Rural Household Income Rural Facility Financial Health Target Populations and Geographic Focus Arkansas’s RHT plan targets: Rural residents in high-need counties, particularly in the Delta, Ozarks, and southwest regions, where hospital vulnerability, poverty, and chronic disease rates are highest.
All rural hospitals, rural health clinics (RHCs), federally qualified health centers (FQHCs), and behavioral health or community health organizations operating in rural-designated census tracts statewide. Rural Health Transformation Healthy. Connected.
Local. The State of Arkansas has designed a Rural Health Transformation Program (RHT Program) to support a strong, connected rural health system where families can get the care they need close to home.
Our RHT Program focuses on practical solutions that strengthen local communities, support rural providers, and use targeted investments in technology and partnerships to improve health outcomes through preventive care and healthier lifestyles.
Healthy Eating, Active Recreation, & Transformation Recruitment, Innovation, Skills, and Education for Arkansas Healthcare Promoting Access, Coordination, and Transformation Telehealth, Health-monitoring, and Response Innovation for Vital Expansion Year 1 RHTP THRIVE and PACT Awards View the Governor's Press Release regarding Year 1 RHTP THRIVE and PACT Funding Decisions here .
Year 1 THRIVE and PACT Project Impact by County Download the "Year 1 THRIVE and PACT Project Impact by County" map.
Download the List of Organization and Award amounts View the Impact by County Arkansas County: 9 projects Ashley County: 7 projects Baxter County: 8 projects Benton County: 4 projects Bradley County: 7 projects Calhoun County: 2 projects Carroll County: 6 projects Chicot County: 6 projects Cleburne County: 5 projects Cleveland County: 3 projects Columbia County: 8 projects Conway County: 3 projects Craighead County: 5 projects Crawford County: 3 projects Crittenden County: 6 projects Dallas County: 7 projects Faulkner County: 5 projects Franklin County: 5 projects Fulton County: 9 projects Garland County: 5 projects Greene County: 6 projects Hempstead County: 10 projects Hot Spring County: 6 projects Howard County: 8 projects Independence County: 8 projects Jackson County: 3 projects Jefferson County: 12 projects Johnson County: 6 projects Lafayette County: 3 projects Lawrence County: 7 projects Lincoln County: 4 projects Little River County: 6 projects Lonoke County: 4 projects Madison County: 3 projeccts Marion County: 5 projects Miller County: 8 projects Mississippi County: 7 projects Monroe County: 5 projects Montgomery County: 4 projects Nevada County: 4 projects Newton County: 4 projects Ouachita County: 8 projects Phillips County: 7 projects Poinsett County: 5 projects Prairie County: 3 projects Pulaski County: 4 projects Randolph County: 7 projects Saline County: 2 projects Searcy County: 6 projects Sebastian County: 7 projects Sevier County: 9 projects St.
Francis County: 5 projects Union County: 11 projects Van Buren County: 5 projects Washington County: 2 projects Woodruff County: 4 projects Year 1 RHTP RISE AR and HEART Awards View the Governor's Press Release regarding Year 1 RHTP RISE AR and HEART Funding Decisions here.
Year 1 RISE AR and HEART Project Impact by County Download the "Year 1 RISE AR and HEART Project Impact by County" map Download the List of Organization and Award amounts View the Impact by County Arkansas County: 13 projects Ashley County: 12 projects Baxter County: 12 projects Benton County: 14 projects Boone County: 14 projects Bradley County: 11 projects Calhoun County: 10 projects Carroll County: 14 projects Chicot County: 14 projects Clark County: 13 projects Cleburne County: 16 projects Cleveland County: 10 projects Columbia County: 13 projects Conway County: 13 projects Craighead County: 16 projects Crawford County: 11 projects Crittenden County: 11 projects Dallas County: 11 projects Faulkner County: 18 projects Franklin County: 11 projects Fulton County: 10 projects Garland County: 12 projects Grant County: 10 projects Greene County: 12 projects Hempstead County: 11 projects Hot Spring County: 13 projects Howard County: 11 projects Independence County: 11 projects Izard County: 11 projects Jackson County: 15 projects Jefferson County: 16 projects Johnson County: 12 projects Lafayette County: 10 projects Lawrence County: 13 projects Lincoln County: 11 projects Little River County: 11 projects Logan County: 13 projects Lonoke County: 12 projects Madison County: 12 projeccts Marion County: 12 projects Miller County: 10 projects Mississippi County: 16 projects Monroe County: 10 projects Montgomery County: 12 projects Nevada County: 10 projects Newton County: 12 projects Ouachita County: 11 projects Perry County: 11 projects Phillips County: 12 projects Poinsett County: 12 projects Prairie County: 10 projects Pulaski County: 15 projects Randolph County: 13 projects Saline County: 11 projects Scott County: 12 projects Searcy County: 11 projects Sebastian County: 11 projects Sevier County: 11 projects Sharp County: 13 projects St.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible Medicaid hospitals partnering with the Arkansas Department of Human Services to implement intensive care coordination for Medicaid clients most at risk of poor health outcomes. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Arkansas Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) is funded by Arkansas Department of Human Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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