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Remote Patient Monitoring

Verified healthcare funding opportunities organized by grant category: Remote Patient Monitoring. Review the public Atlas Opportunity Score, then request an organization-specific analysis when an opportunity looks promising.

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Latest verification: October 12, 2026
Verified records20
Active opportunities12
Top opportunity score99/100
States represented18

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Closed Atlas Opportunity Score 99/100
Verified September 15, 2026

Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association Foundation

Virginia CareIQ Remote Patient Monitoring Initiative

Virginia Rural Health Transformation funding for rural remote patient monitoring programs that integrate connected devices, clinical workflows, patient engagement, escalation pathways, data quality, and sustainable care models.

Funding$14.3 million total available among awardees; 2 to 3 awards estimated
DeadlineSeptember 15, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET
Required next actionDeadline passed September 15, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET. Do not initiate new applicant outreach or new application work. Preserve existing applicant records and continue post-deadline tracking only where a timely submission is supported by authoritative receipt or other submission evidence. Do not represent any applicant as submitted without proof. Monitor VHHAF for award, extension, or reopening notices.
Active Atlas Opportunity Score 99/100
Verified September 30, 2026

Iowa Department of Health and Human Services

Iowa Healthy Hometowns Cardiovascular Health Hub Program (COMPADM26007)

Iowa HHS Healthy Hometowns funding for rural cardiovascular Hub-and-Spoke Networks, tele-cardiology, diagnostics, chronic-disease management, rehabilitation, workforce, equipment, and remote-patient-monitoring capacity. Mandatory Letter of Intent due October 19, 2026; applications due November 17, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. local Iowa time.

FundingApproximately $33,361,333 total in Contract Year 1 across an undetermined number of awards. Maximum four-year budgets: Option 1 $16,283,040; Option 2 $21,710,720; Option 3 $10,855,360. Applicants may request less.
DeadlineMandatory Letter of Intent: October 19, 2026. Applications due November 17, 2026 at 12:00 PM (noon), local Iowa time.
Required next actionIdentify qualified rural Iowa cardiovascular providers or networks, verify the applicable Option 1/2/3 eligibility structure, submit the mandatory Letter of Intent by October 19, 2026, monitor IowaGrants for amendments and Q&A, and prepare the complete IowaGrants application for November 17, 2026 at 12:00 PM local Iowa time.
Upcoming Atlas Opportunity Score 99/100
Verified September 1, 2026

Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS)

Wisconsin Rural Technology Transformation Fund — Round 2 (2027 Forecast)

Wisconsin DHS has announced an estimated $148 million Round 2 of its Rural Technology Transformation Fund for summer or fall 2027, targeting rural-serving hospitals, local health departments, Tribal clinics, free and charitable clinics, and opioid treatment facilities.

FundingRound 2 will be released in 2027 pending CMS approval. Wisconsin DHS's current RHTP page does not publish a confirmed Round 2 funding ceiling; the controlling 2027 notice will govern.
DeadlineFunding Watch — Round 2 expected in 2027 pending CMS approval; no application deadline announced
Required next actionTreat this as a verified funding watch rather than an open solicitation. Rural-serving hospitals, local health departments, Tribal clinics, free and charitable clinics, and opioid treatment facilities should begin defining high-impact technology needs, document rural patient reach and baseline access barriers, map desired EHR, interoperability, cybersecurity, telehealth, patient-device and provider-productivity investments, and monitor Wisconsin DHS for the separate Round 2 announcement and eligible-organization list in 2027.
Active Atlas Opportunity Score 99/100
7 hours leftVerified September 29, 2026

Foundation for Healthy Communities

New Hampshire GO-NORTH Rural Primary Care Access RFA — $15.5M Technology, Telehealth & Practice Transformation

Foundation for Healthy Communities is accepting applications for approximately $15.5 million in New Hampshire GO-NORTH Rural Primary Care Access funding. The RFA supports rural primary care transformation through technology-enabled care, telehealth, remote patient monitoring, interoperability, chronic-disease management, value-based care and sustainable regional delivery models. Initial applications are due October 15, 2026 at 5:00 PM ET, followed by rolling review while funds remain.

FundingApproximately $15.5 million total expected to be awarded. Individual award amounts are not fixed; FHC may partially fund requests based on merit, scope, feasibility, impact and available funds. Multi-year continuation may be available contingent on GO-NORTH authorization and satisfactory performance.
DeadlineInitial application deadline: October 15, 2026 at 5:00 PM ET. Rolling applications accepted afterward while funds remain; FHC may close or pause the rolling window once funds are committed.
Required next actionFor the initial cohort, submit by October 15, 2026 at 5:00 PM ET. Confirm current applicant eligibility, workplan and budget requirements, the care-transformation model, sustainability expectations, and any current equipment-approval or application-control requirements in the latest FHC materials before filing.
Implementation / Procurement Watch — hospital grant agreements executed September 16, 2026 Atlas Opportunity Score 99/100
Verified September 24, 2026

Connecticut Department of Social Services (DSS)

Connecticut Rural Health Transformation Program — Rural Hospital Implementation & Procurement Watch

Connecticut DSS finalized $50 million in Rural Health Transformation Program right-sizing and infrastructure agreements on September 16, 2026, including $46 million for Day Kimball, Sharon, Windham and Charlotte Hungerford hospitals and $3.98 million for Mathematica technical assistance. These are executed implementation awards, not a new public applicant round. Atlas is monitoring hospital and state procurement channels for resulting telehealth, virtual-care, remote-monitoring, equipment and implementation opportunities.

FundingConnecticut received $154,249,105.53 for Rural Health Transformation Program Budget Period 1. On September 16, 2026, DSS finalized $50 million in rural-hospital right-sizing and infrastructure agreements: $46 million to four hospital systems, including $20.23 million for Day Kimball Hospital, $13.12 million for Sharon Hospital, and $12.65 million combined for Hartford HealthCare's Windham Hospital and Charlotte Hungerford Hospital, plus $3.98 million for Mathematica technical assistance. These figures are executed Year 1 awards, not a new applicant ceiling.
DeadlineImplementation / procurement watch. No public application deadline applies to the executed September 16, 2026 hospital agreements. The first Connecticut OHS AI-enabled care coordination and remote patient monitoring NOFO closed July 7, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET.
Required next actionDo not create new applicant outreach from the executed hospital awards. Monitor Connecticut DSS, CTSource and the procurement channels of Day Kimball Hospital, Sharon Hospital, Windham Hospital and Charlotte Hungerford Hospital for project-specific solicitations, vendor registrations and implementation notices. Day Kimball has confirmed that planning and procurement will proceed on separate timelines for advanced imaging, digital infrastructure, virtual health and tele-specialty services. Evaluate N9+ and QC Healthcare only against a future controlling procurement or hospital-led partner request.
Funding Watch — broader Maryland Rural Health Transformation Program pipeline; first-round RHTP awards are in implementation and no new statewide RHTP application deadline is currently published. Atlas Opportunity Score 99/100
Verified September 23, 2026

Maryland Department of Health (MDH)

Maryland Rural Health Transformation Program — Future Funding Watch

Maryland's Rural Health Transformation Program remains a high-priority Funding Watch. MDH reports a $168.18 million Budget Period 1 award, $163.7 million in planned subawards and $134.8 million expected through competitive procurement processes. Current verified future pathways include school-based health-center expansion and mobile units, HIE connectivity and AI-enabled workflows, telehealth infrastructure, technology-enabled chronic-disease management, mobile integrated health/community paramedicine, behavioral health and workforce.

FundingMaryland's Budget Period 1 Rural Health Transformation Program award totals $168,180,837.61. MDH states that $163.7 million in BP1 subawards are planned and $134.8 million will be available through competitive procurement processes. These statewide figures are not individual applicant ceilings; downstream award sizes will be controlled by each solicitation.
DeadlineFunding Watch — no additional statewide Maryland Rural Health Transformation Program application deadline is currently published as of September 23, 2026. Maryland's first RHTP awards are already in implementation. The separate State Recovery Housing Program remains open through November 1, 2026 at 5:00 PM; the official public notice does not state a time zone and Atlas tracks that opportunity separately under record #3513.
Required next actionPre-position rural Maryland projects around the state's verified pipeline: school-based health-center expansion and mobile units, HIE connectivity and AI-enabled workflows, centralized telehealth infrastructure, technology-enabled chronic-disease management, mobile integrated health/community paramedicine, behavioral-health expansion, rural workforce and value-based care. Track MDH and partner procurement channels for the next controlling notice, then verify applicant eligibility, award size, allowable costs, match, deadline and submission mechanics before outreach or budgeting.
Upcoming Atlas Opportunity Score 99/100
Verified September 23, 2026

Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS)

Pennsylvania Rural Health Transformation Plan — Future Funding Watch

Pennsylvania DHS has closed its earlier 2026 Rural Health Transformation rounds but has published a specific pipeline of future opportunities spanning community paramedicine, EMS, maternal remote monitoring, AI and digital infrastructure, mobile health, workforce, EHR/HIO onboarding and rural training. Atlas tracks the next verified notice here.

FundingFunding Watch — Pennsylvania DHS has announced future RHTP pathways for community paramedicine, rural EMS, nonemergency transportation, maternal remote monitoring, digital infrastructure/AI, mobile and digital health, mobile health units, EHR/HIO onboarding and rural workforce. Future round pools and applicant ceilings are not yet published and will be governed by each new notice.
DeadlineFunding Watch — no deadline is yet published for the next Pennsylvania RHTP mobile, digital, EMS, maternal-health or related opportunity.
Required next actionMonitor the Pennsylvania DHS Rural Health Transformation Plan funding-opportunities page for the next controlling notice covering Hospital-to-Home Community Paramedicine, Rural EMS Improvement and Sustainability, Rural Paramedicine and Mobile Health Programs, Reliable Nonemergency Transportation, Maternal Health Remote Monitoring, Digital Infrastructure and Next-Generation AI, Mobile and Digital Health, mobile health unit funding, EHR/HIO onboarding, or rural healthcare workforce awards. Keep this record in Draft until a current opportunity publishes authoritative applicant eligibility, allowable costs, funding terms, deadline, and submission mechanics.
Upcoming Atlas Opportunity Score 99/100
Verified September 22, 2026

Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC)

Texas Rural Texas Strong — Future Rural Health Transformation Funding Watch

Funding Watch Overview Texas is implementing the Rural Texas Strong portfolio under the federal Rural Health Transformation Program. Texas received $281,319,360.67 for Budget Period 1 and has described a multi-year transformation strategy spanning rural prevention and wellness, workforce, infrastructure, technology and care-delivery modernization. Atlas is maintaining this page as a Funding Watch because the major […]

FundingTexas received $281,319,360.67 for Rural Health Transformation Program Budget Period 1 and estimates approximately $1.4 billion over five years, subject to federal requirements. Earlier 2026 Rural Texas Strong competitions included major prevention, workforce and infrastructure rounds, but those application windows have closed. Future award amounts and applicant ceilings will be controlled by each new procurement.
DeadlineFunding Watch — no next Rural Texas Strong application deadline is verified as of September 22, 2026. The current HHSC Grants Portal lists no open grant opportunities; the most recent Rural Texas Strong Initiative 4 Round 2 deadline was August 26, 2026.
Required next actionPre-position a rural Texas project now and monitor HHSC procurement notices rather than reusing a closed 2026 application. Build an implementation-ready concept around the CMS-approved Rural Texas Strong strategies, including chronic-disease prevention and wellness, patient-facing technology, AI and telehealth, rural workforce recruitment and training, cybersecurity, or equipment and infrastructure modernization. Document the rural service area, current access or capacity gap, eligible lead organization, measurable outcomes, implementation timeline, sustainability and any needed academic, hospital, clinic, EMS or community partners.
Upcoming Atlas Opportunity Score 99/100
Verified September 1, 2026

Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services (EOHHS)

Massachusetts Rural Health Transformation Program — Future Funding & Procurement Watch

Massachusetts received $162,005,238.13 for the first year of the federal Rural Health Transformation Program. EOHHS says procurements began in summer 2026 and year-one funds subject to procurement are expected to be contracted in fall 2026, so Atlas is tracking the next verified solicitation rather than treating the state award itself as an open grant.

FundingMassachusetts received $162,005,238.13 for Budget Period 1. No per-applicant or per-procurement ceiling has been published for the next opportunity; future solicitations must be evaluated individually when released.
DeadlineFunding / Procurement Watch — procurements began in summer 2026 and year-one RHTP funds subject to procurement are expected to be contracted in fall 2026; no single universal applicant deadline published
Required next actionJoin the Massachusetts RHTP contact list and monitor EOHHS and COMMBUYS for the next procurement or subaward notice. Pre-position a concise rural project concept tied to one or more state priorities: essential healthcare access, workforce, healthy rural communities, EMS service integration, technology interoperability/connectivity, or facility modernization. Do not assume eligibility or allowable costs until the controlling solicitation is released.
Expired / Archived - RFI response window closed September 9, 2026 Atlas Opportunity Score 99/100
Verified September 10, 2026

Missouri Department of Social Services

Missouri DSS RHTP Remote Patient Monitoring & Telehealth RFI (DSS 0000000012SL)

Expired / archived. Missouri DSS's Rural Health Transformation vendor RFI for rural maternal remote patient monitoring and rural telehealth specialist access closed September 9, 2026. Atlas retains the 99/100 archived-cycle fit analysis for resulting-procurement and successor-opportunity monitoring; do not submit a late RFI response.

FundingRFI-specific contract value not stated
DeadlineClosed September 9, 2026 at 2:00 PM CDT. Missouri DSS's public Rural Health Transformation page confirms responses were due September 9; Atlas retains the previously verified procurement cutoff for archived-cycle reference.
Required next actionDo not submit a late response to the closed RFI. Monitor the Missouri DSS Rural Health Transformation page and MissouriBUYS for any resulting procurement, reopening, implementation solicitation, or successor opportunity tied to rural maternal remote patient monitoring or telehealth specialist access. Use the archived Track 1 and Track 2 requirements only as planning intelligence and re-verify all eligibility, interoperability, pricing, staffing, registration, and submission requirements against the next controlling notice before responding.
Member Access Atlas Opportunity Score 98/100
Verified September 14, 2026

Washington State Hospital Association

Washington RHTP Critical Technology Infrastructure & Maintenance Needs

Washington rural-hospital infrastructure funding for AI, cybersecurity, revenue-cycle technology, data platforms, telehealth, remote patient monitoring, and critical maintenance needs.

FundingApproximately $32 million to $42 million per year in the approved Washington RHT plan
DeadlineApplications underway; controlling deadline and requirements are available through the WSHA member application materials
Required next actionConfirm WSHA member access and retrieve the controlling Activity 1.3 application package before preparing a submission.
Active Atlas Opportunity Score 98/100
Verified September 1, 2026

UW Medicine

UW Medicine Acute Hospital Care at Home — RFP 9589

UW Medicine is seeking a qualified and experienced vendor to support its Acute Hospital Care at Home (AHCH) program through consultative services, remote patient monitoring technology and interfaces, information technology, staffing, logistics coordination, service providers, and delivery of acute hospital-level care in patients’ homes. The program must comply with CMS Acute Hospital Care at Home […]

FundingOfficial contract ceiling not disclosed in accessible current public notice
DeadlineSeptember 22, 2026 (current amended close date; exact closing time/time zone pending controlling WEBS documents)
Required next actionRetrieve current WEBS RFP 9589 and all addenda; confirm exact deadline and submission mechanics; validate prime/subcontractor rules; map N9+ to in-home kit, clinical peripherals, RPM and Epic/interface requirements; pursue Path C technology-component capture unless the controlling RFP establishes a true no-partner Path A.
Open — Readiness Intake currently accepting submissions; full applications open October 15, 2026 Atlas Opportunity Score 98/100
Verified October 12, 2026

North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS)

North Carolina Rural Health Innovation Fund — Digital Health & Health IT

North Carolina's Rural Health Transformation Program will launch a competitive Rural Health Innovation Fund application process in September 2026 to help rural healthcare providers modernize operations and health IT infrastructure. Eligible project areas include telehealth, AI-enabled clinical decision support, EHR upgrades and cybersecurity.

FundingApplicant funding tiers in official September 29, 2026 RHIF FAQ: Foundational Technologies $0-$50,000; Baseline EHR $0-$200,000; Interoperability $0-$140,000; AI Clinical Decision Support $0-$200,000; Emerging Technologies $0-$250,000. Up to an additional 20% of the assigned tier ceiling may be available for implementation support based on application merit. Approximately $20 million annually is the program-wide pool, not an individual award.
DeadlineReadiness Intake opened September 30, 2026 and closes October 31, 2026. Full application opens October 15, 2026 and closes November 16, 2026 at 11:59 PM (official FAQ does not specify a time zone).
Required next actionEligible healthcare organizations serving rural North Carolina should complete NCDIT's RHIF Readiness Intake by October 31, 2026, obtain a UEI, document rural service location or at least 40% rural patients, gather project quotations and a sustainability plan, and submit the full application and risk assessment through the official NCDIT grant portal by November 16, 2026 at 11:59 PM (time zone not stated in the official FAQ). No match is required; reimbursement follows approved incurred expenses. See https://www.ncbroadband.gov/ruralhealthinnovation for official intake, FAQ, and current instructions.
Closed Atlas Opportunity Score 98/100
Verified September 18, 2026

St. Mary's County Health Department

St. Mary’s County Mobile Health Services Expansion Initiative

Maryland RHTP-supported funding for mobile, home-based, community-based and place-based healthcare access models including telehealth, remote patient monitoring, digital navigation and coordinated follow-up.

FundingUp to approximately $700,000 total anticipated; multiple awards expected and individual awards may vary
DeadlineSeptember 17, 2026 at 3:00 PM Eastern Standard Time (controlling RFP). SMCHD's August 27 public announcement separately states 5:00 PM; Atlas follows the solicitation document's earlier 3:00 PM deadline for submission control.
Required next actionCLOSED CYCLE CONTROL: The controlling RFP deadline of September 17, 2026 at 3:00 PM Eastern Standard Time has passed. No verified final signed Dr. Miltie direct-response package was available before the controlling cutoff, and no submission was released. Preserve the solicitation, Amendment 001, proposal drafts, budget, certifications, and QA history for audit and future reissue intelligence. Do not initiate new applicant outreach or submit a late direct response unless SMCHD formally reopens, extends, or reissues the procurement.
Active Atlas Opportunity Score 96/100
Verified September 15, 2026

Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS)

Arizona AHCCCS ALTCS E/PD Managed Care RFP — YH27-0001

Open now. The Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) is procuring managed-care organizations for the Arizona Long Term Care System Elderly and/or Physically Disabled (ALTCS E/PD) program under RFP YH27-0001. Proposals are due September 24, 2026 at 3:00 PM Arizona Time (MST). AHCCCS expects contract awards in January 2027 and an October 1, 2027 […]

FundingCapitated managed-care contract; no fixed total contract ceiling or single award amount is stated in the public RFP materials reviewed. Minimum capitalization requirement is $25.9 million per successful Offeror.
DeadlineSeptember 24, 2026 at 3:00 PM Arizona Time (MST)
Required next actionAmendment 3 is now incorporated. Monitor the official AHCCCS Offeror list; do not send MCO outreach until an organization is verified as an active Offeror. Then build bidder-specific N9+ capture plans.
Needs Review Atlas Opportunity Score 94/100
Verified September 11, 2026

Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services

Nebraska RHTP Year 2 Chronic Disease Management, Navigation & Education — 4.4a

<p><strong>Status verification hold:</strong> Nebraska DHHS no longer displays the previously observed Year 2 RHTP 4.4a Chronic Disease Management, Navigation & Education listing on its live funding pages. Do not treat the prior October 2, 2026 deadline as currently actionable unless DHHS republishes or otherwise reconfirms the opportunity.</p>

FundingCurrent Year 2 award ceiling and total allocation are not verified from a live controlling DHHS listing.
DeadlineStatus verification hold. Nebraska DHHS previously listed applications due before 11:59 p.m. on October 2, 2026, with no time zone stated. As of September 11, 2026, the live DHHS Chronic Disease Funding Opportunities page no longer displays the Year 2 4.4a listing, and the main DHHS Grant Funding Opportunities page lists the prior 4.4a round as closed. Do not rely on the prior deadline until DHHS reconfirms the Year 2 opportunity.
Required next actionDo not initiate new outreach or rely on the prior October 2 deadline. Re-verify open status, deadline, eligibility, funding, match, allowable-cost, procurement, and submission rules from a current controlling Nebraska DHHS source before any applicant action.
Active Atlas Opportunity Score 89/100
Verified September 29, 2026

National Institutes of Health (NIH)

NIH/CDC/FDA Parent SBIR — PA-27-100

Open NIH/CDC/FDA Parent SBIR opportunity for U.S. small businesses conducting health-related R&D. The next standard application date is January 5, 2027 at 5:00 PM applicant-local time. Strong potential for legitimate N9+ product R&D or validation, subject to SBIR eligibility and institute fit.

FundingAward budgets vary by participating NIH/CDC/FDA component and phase. The revised announcement lists component-specific NIH limits; for example, NIDDK normally allows up to $400,000 Phase I and $2.5 million Phase II. Applicants must follow the applicable component and SBA budget guidance.
DeadlineNext standard due date: January 5, 2027 at 5:00 PM local time of the applicant organization. Subsequent standard due date: April 5, 2027 at 5:00 PM local time. Announcement expiration: April 6, 2027.
Required next actionDefine a specific hypothesis-driven SBIR project, confirm the participating NIH, CDC, or FDA component and phase, verify U.S. small-business and PI eligibility plus required registrations, review component-specific budget and clinical-trial rules, and prepare for the January 5, 2027 standard due date at 5:00 PM local time of the applicant organization unless a component-specific instruction controls.
Active Atlas Opportunity Score 88/100
Verified October 1, 2026

Utah Department of Health and Human Services

Utah DHHS BeWise Cardiovascular Screening and Follow-up Services (DHHS26081)

Utah DHHS accepts year-round applications from qualified clinics for BeWise cardiovascular screening and follow-up contracts under DHHS26081. Category A covers specified Utah counties; Category B covers Salt Lake County. Contracts use DHHS-established reimbursement rates and have no set closing date.

FundingNo total program ceiling or universal contract maximum published. DHHS pays pre-established CPT rates; published office-visit rates are up to $120, with separate approved laboratory/service rates.
DeadlineOpen-ended; no set closing date. Applications are evaluated as received.
Required next actionConfirm BeWise eligibility and the applicable application track; review the current instructions, submission checklist, scope of work, approved CPT codes, policy manual, conflict-of-interest disclosure, and W-9; then submit through the official DHHS process. Do not assume any device, software, or technology cost is allowable unless current program materials expressly support it.
Upcoming
Verified September 19, 2026

Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS)

Michigan Rural Health Transformation Program — Future Funding Watch

Michigan received $173.1 million for Rural Health Transformation Budget Period 1. The first July 2026 grant series has closed, so Atlas is tracking the next verified RHTP funding cycle rather than recycling expired rounds as active.

FundingMichigan received $173,128,201 for Rural Health Transformation Program Budget Period 1. September 2026 MDHHS/LEO guidance identifies $16.7 million for the Office of Rural Prosperity for rural digital infrastructure, telehealth, remote monitoring, and technology-based care coordination, plus $9.1 million for the Michigan High-Speed Internet Office for broadband, digital equity, and health information exchange. These are program allocations, not per-applicant ceilings; award sizes remain controlled by future LEO/ORP/MIHI solicitations.
DeadlineFunding Watch — no single next Michigan RHTP application deadline is currently published; monitor EGrAMS for new Open and Competitive GFOs
Required next actionTrack the Office of Rural Prosperity and Michigan High-Speed Internet Office for the forthcoming direct and competitive grant notices. Pre-position eligible rural providers and community organizations around documented telehealth, remote monitoring, digital infrastructure, interoperability, or technology-based care-coordination needs. Verify the controlling solicitation's applicant eligibility, deadline, per-award ceiling, match, allowable equipment/vendor/subcontract costs, procurement, registrations, and required attachments before outreach or submission.