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County Grant Program is a grant from the Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing that provides one-time funding to county governments for projects improving Medicaid administration, business processes, and member experience. Launched in FY 2014-15, the program prioritizes projects that can be replicated statewide or regionally, that improve operational efficiency, or that enhance the experience of Medicaid members.
Eligible applicants are county governments in Colorado. Award amounts vary based on project scope and available funding. Questions can be directed to the Department's County Administration Resources team.
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# County Grant Programs | Department of Health Care Policy and Financing * For Our StakeholdersToggle For Our Stakeholders submenu * Medical Assistance Performance (MAP) 3. Counties and Eligibility Partners 4. County Administration Resources The County Grant Program was launched in FY 2014-15.
The program provides one-time funding to counties for projects that meet certain criteria, including the ability to reproduce the success of the project statewide or regionally, improvement of business processes, and/or improvement of member experience. Questions regarding the County Grant Program can be directed to the County Relations inbox.
The following documents should be utilized by counties for participation in the County Grant Program. Any required submissions should be sent to the County Relations inbox.
## FY 2025-26 Documents and Resources - County Grant Program * FY 2025-26 County Grant Program Informational Memo * FY 2025-26 County Grant Program Project Budget Template * FY 2025-26 County Grant Program Project Work Plan Template * FY 2025-26 County Grant Program Data and Metrics Template * FY 2025-26 County Grant Program Conditions of Funding and Monitoring Plan ## FY 2024-25 County Grant Program Year End Report Out * FY 24-25 Year End Report Out Agenda * FY 24-25 Year End Report Out Meeting - Presentation * **Americans with Disabilities Act** **Member Contact Center** **1-800-221-3943****/State Relay: 711** **Improve health care equity, access and outcomes for the people we serve while saving Coloradans money on health care and driving value for Colorado.
** * **Department Performance Plan** * **Healthy Colorado For All** Colorado Official State Web Portal
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: County governments in Colorado. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
County Grant Program is funded by Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Colorado. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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