APhA Foundation Incentive Grants

This funding record is inactive. Please see the program website or contact the program sponsor to determine if this program is currently accepting applications or will open again in the future.

Link

View program website

Sponsor

American Pharmacists Association

Deadlines

Sep 1, 2025

Contact

Nicole Sandoval
nsandoval@aphanet.org

Purpose

APhA Foundation Incentive Grants offer pharmacists seed money to implement or support an innovative patient care service within their pharmacy practice. Grants focus on ambulatory pharmacy-based innovation.

The 2025 application cycle offers 2 types of grants.

Residents and their Preceptors Incentive Grant - Preference will be given to projects with a focus in:

Innovative payment models
Social determinants of health
Transitions of care
Access and pharmacy deserts
Medication safety
Pharmacy workplace conditions
Mental and behavioral health
Diabetes
Cardiovascular care
Maternal health
Substance use disorder
Test and treat
Interoperability/data integration
Patient care service implementation
Role of the pharmacy technician
Role of pharmacists in primary care

Innovation in Immunization Practices Incentive Grant - Focus areas include:

Enhancing vaccine confidence among patients
Increasing access to/uptake of vaccines within identified populations: urban, suburban, and rural across the lifespan
Optimizing engagement of pharmacy team members in the provision of immunization-related services
Advance usage of Immunization Information System (IIS) for immunization assessment and enhanced immunization delivery methods
Collaboration with other members of the immunization community to increase public knowledge, understanding, acceptance and receipt of recommended vaccines

Eligibility

Pharmacists, students, and community pharmacy residents that are active members of APhA.

Geographic coverage

Nationwide

Amount of funding

$1,000

Application process

A link to the online application portal is available on the program website.

Tagged as

Access · Behavioral health · Cardiovascular disease · Diabetes · Health information technology · Healthcare quality · Maternal health and prenatal care · Networking and collaboration · Pharmacy and prescription drugs · Pharmacy workforce · Primary care · Public health · Reimbursement and payment models · Social determinants of health · Substance use and misuse · Technology for health and human services · Vaccination

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