New Mexico Rural Health Care Delivery Fund (RHCDF) Stabilization Fund
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Amy Alexander
hca.rhcdf@hca.nm.gov
The New Mexico Health Care Authority will offer funding to help stabilize essential healthcare services in rural New Mexico. Funds will support ongoing operational costs for rural healthcare providers and facilities, helping maintain quality care in rural communities.
Allowable costs include:
- Losses incurred through usual and customary healthcare business practice
- Ongoing operational and stabilization-related expenses necessary to maintain rural healthcare services
- Stabilization of the provision of healthcare services when those services are operating at a loss and/or at risk of reduction or closure
Applicants must:
- Provide services in designated rural high-need Health Professional Shortage Areas or be a tribally operated healthcare facility
- Be New Mexico-Medicaid enrolled providers actively serving Medicaid recipients, and provide services that are eligible for Medicaid reimbursement
The total funding available for all combined awards is $50,000,000, contingent on funding availability. Funding awards are determined by the scope of work and the anticipated financial losses.
The funding period is August 1, 2026 – June 30, 2029.
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