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"Telehealth Enhancements (Round 4)" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
Telehealth Enhancements (Round 4) is sponsored by Georgia Department of Community Health (DCH). This grant opportunity, part of the Georgia Rural Health Transformation, focuses on enhancing telehealth capabilities. Specific guidelines are available for applicants.
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Rural Health Transformation Program 2026 Legislative Priorities Rural Health Transformation Program RHTP Education and Webinars RHTP Year 1 Implementation Home \ Advocacy \ Rural Healthcare \ Rural Health Transformation Program Rural Health Transformation Program The Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) is a federal initiative created by H. R. 1, the federal reconciliation bill from 2025.
The program authorizes $50 billion nationally over five years to support rural health system improvements , with funding awarded annually to states based on rural population, infrastructure, hospital need, and appliation strength. Georgia has received an initial award of $218,862,170 in RHTP funds for its Georgia Rural Enhancement and Transformation of Health (GREAT Health) program .
This funding will support 29 projects or strategies across five major initiatives focused on transitioning rural healthcare providers to a value-based care payment model. See a map of the GREAT Health regions . (Click the map image for a larger version).
What hospitals should know about the GREAT Health program. Georgia's application for the RHTP. RHTP Education and Webinars RHTP Year 1 Implementation GHA has released three new summaries of upcoming hospital-centric Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) initiatives.
Care to Consumer – Point-of-Care Telepods Workforce Retention Technology Each summary includes funding information, identified stakeholders, implementation timelines, and outcome measures.
The Department of Community Health has published multiple new GREAT Health resources: GREAT Health Policies and Procedures Manual GREAT Health Program Overview GREAT Health Program One-Page Summary GREAT Health Advisory Council To develop, evolve, and improve the components of the GREAT Health Program , the Georgia Department of Community Health (DCH) is creating the GREAT Health Advisory Council.
Expectations and responsibilities of council members include providing feedback on the GREAT Heath Program, representing rural stakeholders for the duration of the program (expected to be 5 years), and review program progress, data, and performance dashboards. The application deadline has closed. Updates will be shared as they are received.
Questions? Contacts below: GHA questions: Keri Conley GREAT Health Program: greathealth@dch. ga.
gov GREAT Health Grant Portal or grant compliance: GREATgrant@rsmus. com University of Georgia Institute for Disaster Management: ruralresilience@uga. edu
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Telehealth Enhancements (Round 4) is funded by Georgia Department of Community Health (DCH). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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