Expired — September 4, 2026 deadline passedAtlas Opportunity Score 96/100
Florida SFY 2026-27 Graduate Medical Education Statewide Medicaid Residency & Slots for Doctors Program
Florida AHCA's SFY 2026-27 Graduate Medical Education FTE and attestation submission window closed September 4, 2026. Atlas is preserving the $97.3 million Statewide Medicaid Residency Program record for follow-up and successor-cycle intelligence rather than presenting a closed submission as active.
Funding$97.3 million in statewide Medicaid Residency Program funding; hospital-level payment depends on qualified residency FTEs and program rules.
DeadlineClosed. AHCA's updated SFY 2026-27 submission deadline was September 4, 2026. The official page does not publish a later extension.
Last verifiedSeptember 5, 2026
Required next actionDo not treat the SFY 2026-27 GME FTE submission as open. Hospitals that submitted on time should retain the completed GME FTE Input Template, attestations and SFTP submission evidence for follow-up. Hospitals that missed the September 4 deadline should monitor AHCA for any corrective notice, reopened submission window, or the next Medicaid GME cycle rather than sending an unsupported late package.
Broad Eligibility
Qualified participating Florida hospitals involved in graduate medical education and meeting AHCA Medicaid GME program requirements. The SFY 2026-27 process required hospital GME FTE data and attestations under the Statewide Medicaid Residency and Slots for Doctors framework.
Atlas Analysis
The SFY 2026-27 GME submission window closed September 4, 2026 and should no longer be presented as actionable. The Statewide Medicaid Residency Program remains a major recurring hospital-workforce funding mechanism, but Atlas will preserve this page as historical and successor-cycle intelligence until AHCA publishes a new submission window. N9+ Direct Vendor Fit remains 0/100 because this is formula/program participation funding tied to graduate medical education and resident FTEs, not a technology procurement or clinical-equipment grant.
SFY 2026-27 Submission Window Closed
Florida AHCA’s SFY 2026-27 Graduate Medical Education Statewide Medicaid Residency & Slots for Doctors Program required participating providers to submit the current GME FTE Input Template and required attestation forms by September 4, 2026. That deadline has passed, and the official AHCA page does not currently publish a later extension.
Funding Context
The Statewide Medicaid Residency Program consists of $97.3 million. Hospital-level payment is determined under AHCA program rules and qualified residency FTE data; the statewide amount is not a single-applicant award ceiling.
Who the Program Serves
This funding pathway is for qualified Florida hospitals participating in graduate medical education and meeting AHCA Medicaid GME requirements. AHCA separately describes a GME Startup Bonus Program, but Atlas does not treat that distinct pathway as open unless AHCA publishes a current application window.
Atlas Strategic Analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score: 96/100. This remains a major recurring hospital-workforce funding mechanism, but the current SFY 2026-27 submission window is closed. Atlas preserves the record so hospitals can track AHCA follow-up and the next cycle without mistaking the September 4 deadline for an active opportunity.
N9+ Direct Vendor Fit: 0/100. This is formula/program participation funding tied to graduate medical education and resident FTEs, not a direct technology procurement or clinical-equipment grant.
Recommended Next Action
Hospitals that submitted by the deadline should retain the completed GME FTE Input Template, attestations, SFTP transmission evidence and any AHCA correspondence. Hospitals that missed the deadline should monitor AHCA for an explicit corrective notice, reopened window or next-cycle instructions rather than attempting an unsupported late submission.
Verified source: Florida Agency for Health Care Administration — Graduate Medical Education.
Source verificationReferenced source · ahca.myflorida.comAtlas last verified this record September 5, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗
