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Vendors & Partners · Implementation · 6 min read

How can technology vendors and service partners use Rural Health Transformation Program funding?

RHTP's technology-driven category and the scale of state spending create real opportunities for vendors and service partners that can demonstrate rural outcomes. In practice, technology vendors and service partners can fund patient-engagement and remote-monitoring platforms, telehealth and interoperability solutions, analytics and population-health tooling, and workforce and training services. These map most naturally to the consumer-facing, technology-driven solutions, and evidence-based prevention and chronic-disease management categories, and Vendors engage as sub-contractors to providers or states, so visibility into each state's solicitations and partners is critical.

Where RHTP fits

RHTP's technology-driven category and the scale of state spending create real opportunities for vendors and service partners that can demonstrate rural outcomes.

Fundable program types

RHTP can support a range of work for technology vendors and service partners:

  • patient-engagement and remote-monitoring platforms
  • telehealth and interoperability solutions
  • analytics and population-health tooling
  • workforce and training services

How to engage with the funding

Vendors engage as sub-contractors to providers or states, so visibility into each state's solicitations and partners is critical.

Because states apply and are accountable; sub-recipients (providers, plans, vendors) deliver, the practical move is to track your state's solicitations and align your proposal to its plan.

A common pitfall to avoid

Pitching technology without an outcomes story and a rural implementation plan rarely survives state review.

Frequently asked questions

Are technology vendors and service partners eligible for RHTP funding?
Not directly: states hold the award. technology vendors and service partners participate through state solicitations as sub-recipients or partners.
Which allowable-use categories fit technology vendors and service partners best?
The consumer-facing, technology-driven solutions, and evidence-based prevention and chronic-disease management categories are the most natural fit.

Figures reflect the CMS Rural Health Transformation Program NOFO and the December 2025 award announcement. RHTP Tracker is an independent resource by Moodr Health and is not affiliated with CMS.