Active
Atlas Opportunity Score 64/100
Verified October 6, 2026
AEDGrant.com
A private corporate-sponsored AED buy-down program linked by the Vermont Department of Health can provide eligible Vermont organizations and individuals up to $1,300 toward the purchase price of an automated external defibrillator. Applications are rolling, and the award is a purchase-price subsidy rather than a cash grant.
Required next actionFor a genuine AED purchase need, apply directly through AEDGrant.com, confirm the approved buy-down amount and remaining purchase price, and separately satisfy Vermont AED placement/registration requirements.
Open
Atlas Opportunity Score 58/100
Verified October 1, 2026
Rocky Mountain Power Foundation
The Rocky Mountain Power Foundation Safety & Wellness cycle is open to eligible organizations in Idaho, Utah, and Wyoming through December 15, 2026. Current priorities include healthcare accessibility, mental health, addiction, disability resources, first responders, wellness, and preventive care. Grants are generally under $10,000, with most awards between $2,000 and $5,000.
Required next actionConfirm applicant eligibility and Rocky Mountain Power service-territory fit, align the project to the Safety and Wellness priorities, review current Foundation requirements, prepare proof of tax-exempt status when applicable, and submit through the online grant portal by December 15, 2026. The controlling public page does not state an exact closing time or time zone.
Open — applications accepted May 1 through December 31, 2026; limited slots are first-come, first-served
Atlas Opportunity Score 52/100
Verified September 29, 2026
South Dakota Department of Health
South Dakota rural healthcare facilities may apply through December 31, 2026 for $10,000 recruitment assistance payments tied to a three-year full-time service commitment by eligible health professionals.
Required next actionConfirm the employing facility is in a South Dakota community of 10,000 or fewer people and fits an eligible facility type; confirm the professional is a new full-time employee in an eligible occupation and meets licensing/certification rules; verify no conflicting service-obligation program; submit the facility application promptly because slots are limited and awarded first-come, first-served.
Upcoming
Verified September 19, 2026
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS)
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.
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.
Verification Hold
Verified September 22, 2026
Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget (DTMB)
Michigan has opened a one-time FY2027 reimbursement grant for ambulance providers that delivered eligible services to the Michigan Department of Corrections between December 31, 2022 and January 1, 2025 and were not reimbursed by state contractors. Applications are due September 30, 2026 at 5:00 PM; the controlling public pages do not state a time zone.
Required next actionVerification hold. Reverified September 22, 2026 against the current DTMB and MDOC program pages and Michigan House Fiscal Agency budget analysis. The one-time Emergency Services Contracted Providers Grant remains open to qualifying ambulance providers that delivered services to the Michigan Department of Corrections during the state-defined eligibility period and were not reimbursed by state contractors. Legislative analysis identifies $6.0 million for the Emergency Services Contracted Providers Fund. The official grant application and Offsite Data - Ambulance Template are both required, and all documents are directed to MDOC-AmbulanceGrants@Michigan.gov before September 30, 2026 at 5:00 P.M.; the controlling public pages do not state a time zone. Keep unpublished and do not begin applicant outreach or deadline-sensitive package execution until the complete application-specific supporting-document requirements and match/cost-share treatment are authoritatively verified from the controlling application materials. This is a reimbursement program for qualifying prior ambulance services, not a new clinical-technology funding path.
