Atlas State Grant Intelligence
Verified Washington healthcare grant intelligence for rural hospitals, health centers, behavioral health providers, workforce programs, technology initiatives, and other eligible organizations.
Tracked fundersWashington State Health Care Authority · Washington State Hospital Association · Washington State Board of Nursing · UW Medicine · Washington State Department of Labor & Industries · Cambia Health Foundation · Seattle Housing Authority · King County Public Health · Washington State Department of Commerce · Virginia Mason Franciscan Health · Wildhorse Foundation · AgWest Farm Credit · King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks · Seattle Department of Education and Early Learning (DEEL) · Faith Foundation Northwest · Washington State Department of Health · Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) · Washington National Biomedical Research Center (WaNBRC) · Frontline Funding Collaborative
Washington Intelligence Desk
Washington remains an established Atlas coverage state. The Health Care Authority extended multiple Rural Health Transformation application windows following eastern Washington wildfires. Atlas is tracking the official HCA procurement pages as the source of truth.
Washington State Health Care Authority
Activity 4.2 supports technology that improves operational efficiency, enables remote services including telehealth and remote patient monitoring, and strengthens population health through data and analytics.
Washington State Health Care Authority
Activity 1.4 is designed to help rural hospitals sustain essential services including maternity and obstetrics, emergency care and specialty care. HCA specifically cites remote monitoring for low-risk pregnancies as an example use case.
Washington State Hospital Association
WSHA is actively administering Washington's rural-hospital infrastructure fund. The approved state plan allocates approximately $32–42 million per year for AI, cybersecurity, revenue-cycle technology, data and population-health platforms, telehealth and remote patient monitoring, plus critical maintenance. WSHA confirms application materials and an RHTP submission portal are live for hospitals, but the detailed materials are member-only, so Atlas is tracking this as qualified-access intelligence rather than creating an incomplete public RFA record.
Washington State Health Care Authority
HCA is preparing Rural Health Transformation funding for eligible Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics. The agency says CCBHC funding opportunities will continue through 2031, and its August 10 Tribal notice confirms Activity 6.2 is moving toward eligible-provider funding. Atlas has not yet verified a public applicant RFA for this activity, so it is tracked as pipeline intelligence rather than an open grant.
CMS awarded Washington approximately $181 million for the first year of its Rural Health Transformation Program. The state is organizing investments across rural hospital innovation, community care, Native family health, technology and data, workforce, and behavioral health.
View Washington's official RHT Program ↗Washington State Health Care Authority
Washington HCA has reserved 10% of Rural Health Transformation Program funds for Washington's 29 federally recognized Tribes under Initiative 3. Tribes do not apply for this set-aside. Eligible pathways expressly include remote care and telehealth technology deployment, mobile technology for community health workers, EHR modernization, health information exchange, and related hardware/software, creating a high-priority Tribal technology procurement watch.
Washington State Hospital Association
Washington rural-hospital infrastructure funding for AI, cybersecurity, revenue-cycle technology, data platforms, telehealth, remote patient monitoring, and critical maintenance needs.
UW Medicine
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 […]
Washington State Health Care Authority
Washington funding for rural provider technology, telehealth, remote patient monitoring, operational efficiency, and data-driven population health.
Cambia Health Foundation
Cambia Health Foundation is accepting 2026 Resilient Children and Families School Health proposals from eligible schools, nonprofits, public agencies and Tribal entities in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Utah. Typical grants are $30,000-$50,000, with applications due September 21, 2026 at 5:00 PM Pacific.
Snohomish County is seeking a DBHR-certified MOUD provider already operating in Snohomish County to operate a rural mobile opioid-treatment unit supported by One Washington opioid-settlement funding. The model expressly includes MOUD, primary care and telehealth. Applications are due September 30, 2026; current County application materials say 5:00 p.m., while a published legal notice says 3:00 p.m., so applicants should use the earlier time unless the County clarifies.
Washington State Health Care Authority
Washington HCA's Rural Health Transformation RFA 2026HCA14 for rural hospitals closed September 3, 2026 at 2:00 PM Pacific Time under Amendment 1. Atlas preserves the $9.5 million-per-year maternal, emergency, specialty, and remote-monitoring intelligence for award tracking and future RHTP planning.
Comagine Health issued the Washington Community Information Exchange Infrastructure RFP on September 14, 2026 for a configurable statewide health and social-service interoperability platform. Annual ceilings are $3.4 million in 2027 and 2028 and $3.5 million per year in 2029-2031. Proposals are due October 23, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. Pacific Time.
Virginia Mason Franciscan Health
Virginia Mason Franciscan Health and CommonSpirit Health are accepting 2027 Community Health Improvement Grant applications for the eight-hospital Washington cluster serving Puget Sound communities. Awards range from $20,000 to $100,000 and applications close September 18, 2026; current official materials do not publish an exact closing time or time zone. Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofits in good standing or organizations using a qualified 501(c)(3) fiscal agent. Because every Washington award is at least $20,000, proposals require at least two substantive collaborating partner organizations.
Washington State Department of Commerce
Washington State Department of Commerce is accepting applications on a first-come, first-served basis until funds are exhausted for capital projects needed to prevent closure of existing behavioral health facilities. Commerce states that up to $8.4 million is available statewide.
AAADSW is accepting rolling applications from qualified providers for 2026 Washington Medicaid HRSN Medically Tailored Meals service contracts in Southwest Washington until available funding is exhausted.
Wildhorse Foundation
Wildhorse Foundation is accepting Q4 2026 applications for public health and education projects in its eligible homeland giving area, including northeastern Oregon and the Tribes' Ceded Territory in Washington, described by the Foundation as most of Benton, Columbia, and Walla Walla Counties. Requests may be up to $30,000 and must be received by midnight on October 1, 2026; the Foundation does not publish a time zone.
Washington oral-health grants of up to $75,000 for eligible tax-exempt organizations and tribal organizations supporting underserved populations. Arcora Foundation lists $900,000 total available. Applications close October 16, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. PST.
Washington State Health Care Authority
Washington State Health Care Authority is re-issuing RFQQ 2026HCA01 for qualified entities and individuals to provide as-needed Behavioral Health and Recovery Training and Support Services for behavioral health workforce development. Washington OMWBE’s current official bid notice confirms bids are due October 1, 2026 at 3:00 PM Pacific Time and directs vendors to Washington’s Electronic Business Solution (WEBS) for the full solicitation, updates and amendments. Atlas is publishing the verified opportunity while retaining a hard bid-action gate: the controlling WEBS RFQQ and amendments must be reviewed before any vendor response is prepared or submitted.
Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI)
Washington OSPI 2026-27 School Improvement (SI) Grant — Form Package 910 The Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) is administering 2026-27 School Improvement Grant funding through EGMS for eligible local education agencies supporting schools identified for improvement under the Washington School Improvement Framework. OSPI’s current School Improvement Resources page provides the eligibility and […]
Washington State Department of Health
Washington State Department of Health is seeking up to two Tribal Nations, American Indian or Alaska Native organizations, Urban Indian Organizations, or eligible collaboratives to lead maternal and child health projects in Washington. Atlas is holding publication and outreach until the controlling RFA application document is fully verified for deadline, funding amount, submission mechanics and required attachments.
Washington DOH RNEP is accepting Critical Access Hospital community-partner applications from September 10 through October 2, 2026. The grow-your-own model supports employed rural students pursuing Associate Degree in Nursing education through online coursework and local clinical training; the current public notice does not state an applicant-level award or closing time/time zone.
Washington State Department of Health
Washington State Department of Health is accepting rolling 2026-27 Alternative Drinking Water Program applications from local health jurisdictions, community organizations and other eligible partners serving private wells or Group B water systems affected by contaminants including PFAS, nitrate, arsenic and uranium. Funding is reimbursement-based and remains available through June 30, 2027, subject to funds remaining.
The Norcliffe Foundation accepts rolling, year-round grant applications from eligible 501(c)(3) organizations and fiscally sponsored groups serving eleven Puget Sound counties. Healthcare and Research is an express funding area; nearly 60% of grants are $15,000 or less.
Washington State Health Care Authority
Washington Rural Health Transformation workforce funding for rural opioid treatment programs, including recruitment and retention incentives tied to sustained rural service.
