OHCA’s EHR Expansion RFI (Year 1 Application)
OHCA’s EHR Expansion RFI (Year 1 Application) gathers health technology information to guide procurement and potential grant funding for practices and hospitals, including rural healthcare settings.
Funder: Oklahoma State Department of Health
Due Dates: December 1, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. CST (RFI response)
Funding Amounts: Information-gathering RFI, not a stated grant award
Summary: OHCA and MyHealth Access Network seek vendor information on EHR and related health technology to guide rural healthcare procurement and/or grant funding strategy.
Key Information: This request seeks responses from Electronic Health Record and related health information technology vendors.
Description
Through Oklahoma’s Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP), the Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA) and its partner, MyHealth Access Network, seek information from Electronic Health Record (EHR) and related health information technology vendors. The inquiry covers capabilities supporting ambulatory practices, hospitals, rural health, public health, population health, interoperability, revenue cycle, analytics, and value-based care.
The RFI aims to identify solutions that are clinically usable, operationally effective, standards-based, interoperable, and analytics-ready. It also examines how these solutions can help practices and hospitals meet current and emerging healthcare requirements. Listed through the Oklahoma State Department of Health’s RHTP funding page, this is a preliminary information-gathering exercise intended to guide procurement and/or grant funding strategy, rather than a stated grant award.
