Verified September 23, 2026. Managed Health Services (MHS) maintains an active School-Based Telehealth Funding Application for Indiana school/provider partnerships interested in establishing a school-based telehealth clinic.
Current opportunity
MHS states that the provider and school system must already have a relationship and both parties must be interested in establishing a school-based telehealth clinic. The application is live on the MHS Indiana website. The current public page does not publish a fixed application deadline, award amount, universal match requirement, or award cadence, so Atlas does not infer those terms.
Eligible partnership and required project facts
The application requires identification of the school system, school where the equipment would be housed, county, school-system and school enrollment, free/reduced lunch rate, school-nurse staffing, desired services, and whether the partnering provider already conducts telehealth. Applicants must identify both the school and provider contacts.
The application expressly asks whether the proposed school-based telehealth clinic will provide primary care, behavioral health, or both. If funded, MHS requires clinic-specific marketing and educational materials to be co-branded by the provider, school, and MHS; utilization and satisfaction data to be reported to MHS; the school to participate in the MHS Adopt-A-School program each school year; and an MHS-donated plaque to be displayed within the clinic/front office.
Funding and equipment controls
The public application confirms that equipment will be housed at the school but does not publish the current award amount, equipment list, ownership terms, procurement method, match/cost-share requirement, installation responsibilities, replacement/maintenance obligations, or whether third-party telehealth hardware/software vendors may be selected by the applicant. Those items must be verified directly with MHS before any package or vendor-specific budget is prepared.
Atlas fit
Atlas Opportunity Score: 94/100. N9+ Fit: 88/100 conditional. QC Healthcare Fit: 90/100 conditional. This is a strong school-health and telehealth pathway because the application is specifically designed to establish school-based telehealth clinics and requires an existing provider-school relationship. N9+ is conceptually well aligned with remote physical examination and telehealth-enabled clinical encounters, but ordinary INITIAL OUTREACH must not introduce or sell N9+. Any N9+ role must be supported by the actual school/provider project, current MHS equipment and procurement rules, and Marc’s direction where a true direct vendor opportunity is confirmed.
Original outreach gate
No ORIGINAL outreach should be created until Atlas verifies a legitimate Indiana school/provider partnership, a verified business Contact, Email_Opt_Out is not true, no authoritative permanent hard bounce exists, the same original outreach has not already been transmitted or queued, and the current MHS funding amount and applicant-facing terms are sufficiently verified to support accurate customer-facing outreach.
Authoritative sources
MHS School-Based Telehealth Funding Application; MHS School-Based Services.