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The West Virginia Department of Health has started to accept applications for the first $28. 5 million in federal Rural Health Transformation program funding, Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s office said. “We did the work to bring this program to West Virginia, and now these resources are available to the organizations on the ground that can put them to use,” Morrisey said in a news release Tuesday afternoon.
“As these resources are deployed, we’ll see more West Virginians back on the job and stronger, healthier communities across the state.
” The first tranche of money will be distributed to eligible organizations to support three of the governor’s initiatives: * Mountain State Care Force, which aims to recruit, train and retain medical professionals in the state * HealthTech Appalachia, which will invest in technology to address chronic disease and addiction and promote personal wellness * Connected Care Grid, which aims to increase access to telehealth access at homes and in community facilities like libraries and schools.
The funding will support “structured career pathways, hands-on apprenticeship models, high school engagement programs, and expanded clinical training capacity to grow the next generation of healthcare professionals and help more West Virginians enter or return to the workforce,” the governor’s office said.
The federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid awarded West Virginia $199 million through the Rural Health Transformation program for fiscal year 2026. The five-year program aims to “transform the existing rural health care infrastructure and build sustainable healthcare systems that expand access, enhance quality of care, and improve outcomes for patients.
” The $50 billion federal program was authorized under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which is expected to cut Medicaid funding to West Virginia hospitals by $1 billion per year once it’s fully implemented. “This is a major step forward in our work to improve health outcomes and transform the workforce across West Virginia,” State Secretary of Health Dr. Arvin Singh said in the news release.
“By investing in long-term, system-level solutions through initiatives like the Mountain State Care Force, HealthTech Appalachia, and the Connected Care Grid, we are making meaningful, lasting investments in our healthcare workforce and ensuring communities across the state — especially those in rural areas — have access to high-quality care now and for the future.
” Organizations can find more details and access the application at the state’s procurement and grants management system at wvOASIS. gov.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations in West Virginia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Health to Prosperity - Restoring WV’s Workforce through Health-to-Work Programs for Chronic Conditions is funded by West Virginia Department of Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in West Virginia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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