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 Rural Health Transformation Activity 6.2 CCBHC funding opportunity. Draft source-verification hold pending the controlling 2026 application package, exact deadline time/time zone, award amount, complete eligibility, scoring, budget and submission mechanics.
Source-controlled Washington healthcare-infrastructure construction procurement. Sealed hardcopy bids are due September 23, 2026 at 3:00 PM PST. N9+ fit is 0/100 and QC Healthcare is not cleared as a construction prime.
