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Find similar grantsRFA #20591 - Increasing Training Capacity in Statewide Healthcare Facilities is sponsored by New York State Department of Health. Supports programs that enhance training capacity in healthcare facilities across New York State.
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Increasing Training Capacity in Statewide Healthcare Facilities: A Strategic Workforce Investment - LeadingAge New York powered by LeadingAge New York Assisted Living and Adult Care Facilities Continuing Care Retirement Communities Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Federal Budget and Policy Actions Infectious Disease Resources State Councils and Task Forces Workforce Issues and Regulations LeadingAge Quality Metrics Value First Group Purchasing LeadingAge New York Business Partners LeadingAge New York Consumer Guide LeadingAge New York FASTracker Sponsorships & Partner Packages 2026 Membership Directory Current Grants and Grant Opportunities Increasing Training Capacity in Statewide Healthcare Facilities: A Strategic Workforce Investment Increasing Training Capacity in Statewide Healthcare Facilities: A Strategic Workforce Investment (Aug.
18, 2025) To address the growing demand for health care professionals across NYS, the Department of Health (DOH) has released Request for Applications (RFA) # 20591 , titled Increasing Training Capacity in Statewide Healthcare Facilities . This initiative supports Article 28 not-for-profit health care facilities in expanding their capacity to train current and future health care workers.
By supporting facility-based training programs, the State aims to ensure a pipeline of qualified professionals ready to meet the health care needs of diverse communities. RFA Title: Increasing Training Capacity in Statewide Healthcare Facilities Issuing Agency: DOH – Office of Healthcare Workforce Innovation Total Funding Available: Up to $32. 5 million annually for 5 years Award Range: $500,000 – $1 million per year Contract Term: Oct.
1, 2026 – Sept. 30, 2031 Eligible applicants must: Be a not-for-profit facility certified under Article 28 of the NYS Public Health Law. Be capable of entering into a Master Grant Contract with DOH.
Diagnostic and treatment centers Residential health care facilities (skilled nursing facilities) Consortium applications are allowed if all members meet eligibility requirements. Applications must be submitted through the Statewide Financial System (SFS). A recorded webinar is available to guide applicants through the process and can be found here .
Questions regarding the RFA must be submitted by Sept. 12, 2025. Responses to those questions will be posted on or about Sept.
30, 2025. The final deadline to submit applications is Oct. 14, 2025 by 4 p.
m. ET. Awards are anticipated to begin on Oct.
1, 2026 and will run through Sept. 30, 2031. For any questions or technical assistance regarding the Increasing Training Capacity program (RFA # 20591), applicants can contact DOH via email at IncreasingTrainingCapacity@health.
ny. gov . Carrie Roseamelia at DOH is the designated contact for inquiries regarding eligibility, application procedures, and program details.
This grant opportunity is similar to the Increasing Training Capacity in Statewide Healthcare Facilities issued back in 2022. In 2024, DOH announced publicly that 13 hospitals and 15 nursing homes-were successful. Unfortunately, very little information was shared regarding the projects funded.
The awardees of this round are noted below: Montefiore Medical Center Fort Hudson Nursing Center, Inc. Upstate Medical University Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabilitation St.
Joseph’s Hospital Health Center Auburn Community Hospital Orleans Community Health, Medina Memorial Hospital Jamaica Hospital Medical Center The Church Home of the Protestant Episcopal Church The Plaza Rehab & Nursing Center Sisters of Charity Hospital Flushing Hospital Medical Center Loretto Health & Rehabilitation Monroe Community Hospital Ira Davenport Memorial Hospital SNF Chemung County Nursing Facility Rochester General Hospital Contact: Carrie Mosley, cmosley@leadingageny.
org , 518-867-8383 ext. 147 13 British American Blvd Suite 2 LeadingAge NY Services Inc. Foundation for Long Term Care Adult Day Health Care Council
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations, healthcare facilities, and educational institutions. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
RFA #20591 - Increasing Training Capacity in Statewide Healthcare Facilities is funded by New York State Department of Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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