Wyoming’s Rural Health Transformation Program
Forecasted
Wyoming’s Rural Health Transformation Program supports locally driven work in rural communities, funding care, workforce, technology, and healthy living efforts to improve health and sustain access to care.
Funder: Wyoming Department of Health
Due Dates (Anticipated): July 2027 (Application submission)
Funding Amounts: $205,004,742.95 in federal funding for Budget Period 1; individual award amounts not stated
Summary: Supports locally driven efforts to strengthen rural healthcare access, workforce, technology, and healthy lifestyles in Wyoming.
Key Information: Projects should address healthcare needs in Wyoming’s rural communities.
Description
Wyoming’s Rural Health Transformation Program is administered by the Wyoming Department of Health and supported by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. It aims to make rural healthcare more sustainable, improve health outcomes, and sustain access to care through innovative, locally driven solutions.
Funding priorities include basic and emergency care, workforce development and training, technology that improves care, and healthy diet and lifestyle investments. The program also identifies chronic disease prevention, behavioral health, new care delivery and payment models, consumer health solutions, IT advances, and technical assistance as areas of interest.
