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Rural Health Care Outreach Program is sponsored by Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Federal Office of Rural Health Policy (FORHP). Supports programs that expand access to primary care, improve behavioral health services, address substance use disorder, strengthen rural health networks, support maternal and child health, integrate telehealth, and reduce health disparities in rural areas.
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Rural Health Care Services Outreach Program - Rural Health Information Hub Rural Health Care Services Outreach Program The Federal Office of Rural Health Policy's Rural Health Care Services Outreach Program aims to expand healthcare delivery and address the health needs of rural communities by working with community partners and using evidence-informed models.
In addition to the Regular Track, the program also includes the Healthy Rural Hometown Initiative (HRHI) Track, which focuses on the five leading causes of avoidable death — heart disease, cancer, unintentional injury/substance use disorder, chronic lower respiratory disease, and stroke. A focus on maternal health is also included under this track to address rural needs related to maternal health outcomes.
Featured Outreach Awardees The following video features one of the Outreach awardees: Community Awardee: Arukah Institute of Healing Healthy Rural Hometown Initiative support allowed this Outreach awardee to form partnerships with local law enforcement and hospitals and use the Living Room model to reduce unintentional injuries related to The Rural Monitor features the accomplishments of Outreach awardees in these Grants in Motion articles: How One New Mexico County is Taking a Community-Wide Approach to Treating Alcohol and Substance Use Disorders A community consortium funded by the Outreach Program brings together a range of local organizations and entities to take a holistic approach to recovery.
Breaking the Cycle: Missouri Community Paramedicine Program Brings Primary Care to High-Risk Patients With support from the Outreach Program’s Healthy Rural Hometown Initiative, a partnership between a Federally Qualified Health Center and the local ambulance district provides preventive care to chronically ill patients in their homes.
Pennsylvania Hospital Transitions HRSA-Funded Program to Online Services and Addresses COVID-19 Stress An Outreach Program awardee transitioned its chronic disease program to an online format when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, while also developing new initiatives to address stress in the healthcare workforce and the larger community.
Making a Difference for Generations to Come: School-Based Oral Healthcare in Louisiana A multi-time Outreach Program awardee provides primary care oral health assessment and fluoride varnishes in 12 school-based health centers.
Oregon Washington Health Network and Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center “Tackle Everything” to Improve the Health of Local Community Members Funding from the Outreach Program has supported behavioral health services of the community. Rural Health Care Services Outreach Program Supports Features three Outreach Program awardees working to enhance healthcare access.
Pennsylvania Mobile Team Addresses Substance Use Disorders Support from the Outreach Program allowed this awardee to launch a mobile team to provide support and education to adults and adolescents showing signs of substance use disorders.
Change from the Inside Out: Ohio Wellness Program Inspires Healthy Bodies Through Healthy Minds Multiple Outreach Program grant awards, along with Small Health Care Provider Quality Improvement Program support, have helped develop a wellness program in rural Ohio focused on long-term physical health.
Programs funded by the Outreach Program are also featured in the Rural Health Models and Innovations section: Rural Project Examples from the Rural Health Care Services Outreach Program For information about the most recent application cycle for this program, see the funding summary in our Online Library. For more information about this program, contact: Email: ruraloutreachprogram@hrsa. gov
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit healthcare organizations, including those proposing mobile medical units as part of a broader care delivery strategy. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $250K – $750K (typically). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Rural Health Care Outreach Program is funded by Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Federal Office of Rural Health Policy (FORHP). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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