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Client Alert: Ohio Deploying $200M in Rural Health Transformation (RHT) Funds: Key Initiatives and Opportunities - Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP February 26, 2026 | Publication Client Alert: Ohio Deploying $200M in Rural Health Transformation (RHT) Funds: Key Initiatives and Opportunities The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) received more than $200 million in federal funding from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) via the Rural Health Transformation (RHT) Fund to mitigate the effects of rural hospital closures and lack of health care access in underserved regions.
Primary Funding “Buckets” and Initiatives The ODH is currently prioritizing programs that demonstrate long-term scalability and “whole community” integration. School-Based Health Centers: ODH is supporting 15 brick-and-mortar expansions and four new start-ups.
These centers are viewed as high-value investments because they provide needed care to many communities, including those in provider shortage areas, and often become financially self-sustaining after approximately two years of initial funding. OhioSEE (Vision Outreach): Currently active in 15 high-need counties, this program focuses on establishing vision care and prescriptions for students.
While legislators have questioned the initial return on investment ($5M for ~500 students), ODH maintains that early funds are strictly for essential infrastructure. Clinical Integration & Maternal Health: The proposed budget includes $92 million for clinical integration . ODH is specifically seeking “whole community networks” to address health-related issues within communities, including maternal care.
Workforce & Pharmacy Initiatives: ODH is actively soliciting request for proposals (RFPs) for the Rural Health Workforce Pipeline (Pathways Upskilling and Retention) and the RHT Pharmacy Initiative . Interested parties can access the RFPs here . The ODH is currently in the “infrastructure phase.
” Providers interested in the Rural Health Workforce Pipeline or the Pharmacy Initiative should immediately review the open RFPs to meet upcoming deadlines. Reach out to Daphne Kackloudis or a member of Shumaker's Health Law Team for assistance.
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School-Based Health Center Competitive Solicitation (RT27 Rural Health Transformation) is funded by Ohio Department of Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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