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Find similar grantsRemote Hypertension Control Grants (Wisconsin) is sponsored by Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin (AHW) Endowment. This funding opportunity supports coordinated, community-based health care organization or system efforts toward remote blood pressure monitoring, management, and improvement in blood pressure control within Wisconsin.
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2026 Remote Hypertension Control Funding Opportunity Remote Hypertension Control Funding Opportunity Grant Opportunity Summary As one of AHW’s three Landmark Initiatives, the Remote Hypertension Control initiative will aim to address the ongoing challenges and opportunities related to managing hypertension within Wisconsin.
AHW’s Remote Hypertension Control Grants funding opportunity supports coordinated, community-based health care organization or system efforts toward remote blood pressure monitoring, management, and improvement in blood pressure control. AHW seeks to catalyze scalable, financially self-sustaining models capable of serving large numbers of patients and delivering measurable and positive clinical and economic impact.
Eligible health care organizations or systems can request up to $300,000 for projects to be completed during a three-year period, beginning Jan. 1, 2026. Applications are due on Monday, September 15 by 5 PM CT.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in all regions of Wisconsin. The number one risk factor for heart disease is hypertension (high blood pressure). More than 1.
4 million residents of Wisconsin have high blood pressure (BP). Less than 30% are at their BP goal. But most could be.
Given the evidence base for effective approaches to BP control, including remote BP monitoring and team-based care, applicants are encouraged to focus on these strategic funding areas: Home BP measurement technology that works for everyone and integration of home readings into electronic medical record systems and clinical workflows; data visualization and curation to support team-based care.
Coordinated team roles (e.g., referring physicians, patient educators and remote patient monitoring (RPM) or remote patient care (RPC) coordinators at health care organizations with external RPM/RPC vendor technical and clinical teams). Billing system infrastructure and execution for sustainability of RPM/RPC.
Download Call for Applications (PDF) Budget Workbook Template (Excel) Budget Justification Template (Word) Non-Supplanting Attestation Template (Word) AHW highly encourages interested applicants to connect with our team to discuss your project idea. Our goal is to help you. Reach out to AHW's grants management team today!
Application and Review Process Timeline August-September: Consult with AHW to review proposed project scope and fit with the call for applications By August 29 : Share draft application with AHW for feedback September 15 (required) : Applications due by 5 p. m.
CT via the online application form Within three business days of signature request (required) : Electronic signatures due from key personnel via an AHW-initiated DocuSign process September-October: Review and conditional approval process November: Notification of funding decisions January 1, 2026 : Project start date 8701 W Watertown Plank Road,
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible health care organizations or systems in Wisconsin. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $300,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Remote Hypertension Control Grants (Wisconsin) is funded by Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin (AHW) Endowment. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Wisconsin. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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