Oklahoma Expands RHTP Grant Portfolio with New Behavioral Health and EMS Vehicle Grants
Key Questions
What new grants has Oklahoma added to its RHTP portfolio?
Oklahoma has introduced two new grants: the Behavioral Health Integration – Medications for Opioid and Alcohol Use Disorder grant (up to $1M, due July 10) and the Rural EMS and Paramedic Vehicles grant ($350k each for up to 20 awards, due July 20). These expand the existing RHTP opportunities managed by the Oklahoma Department of Health.
What are the key deadlines for current RHTP grants in Oklahoma?
The Chronic Disease Management grant deadline is June 8, the RRR grant (up to $4M) is due June 12, the Behavioral Health grant is due July 10, and the Rural EMS Vehicles grant is due July 20. Multiple time-sensitive opportunities remain open for rural health organizations.
How much funding is available through the Behavioral Health Integration grant?
The Behavioral Health Integration – Medications for Opioid and Alcohol Use Disorder grant offers up to $1M. It is part of the ongoing RHTP rollout focused on rural health improvements.
What details are available on the Rural EMS and Paramedic Vehicles grant?
This grant provides $350k per award for up to 20 rural EMS and paramedic vehicles. Applications are due July 20 as part of the expanded RHTP offerings.
Are there any examples of RHTP funds already being distributed in Oklahoma?
Yes, Share Medical Center received a $47K microgrant, demonstrating that funds are actively flowing to rural health organizations. Roadshow events are also ongoing to support the rollout.
Oklahoma Department of Health continues active RHTP rollout. Chronic Disease Management grant deadline is TODAY (June 8). RRR grant up to $4M due June 12. New: Behavioral Health Integration – Medications for Opioid and Alcohol Use Disorder grant up to $1M, due July 10. New: Rural EMS and Paramedic Vehicles grant $350k each (up to 20), due July 20. Roadshow events ongoing. Share Medical Center microgrant ($47K) evidence of funds flowing. Multiple time-sensitive opportunities for rural health organizations.