Utah Rural Health Transformation Program
This state guide collects a range of information related to the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) for Utah. On this page, you can view all of the RHTP information from the guide in one location:
Resources
Utah Rural Health Transformation Program
Provides information on Utah's Rural Health Transformation Program. Includes information about Utah's approved program initiatives, frequently asked questions, upcoming webinar and stakeholder meetings and recordings, and funding opportunities.
Additional links: Application Summary, Project Narrative
Sponsoring organization: Utah Department of Health and Human Services
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Provides information on Utah's Rural Health Transformation Program. Includes information about Utah's approved program initiatives, frequently asked questions, upcoming webinar and stakeholder meetings and recordings, and funding opportunities.
Additional links: Application Summary, Project Narrative
Sponsoring organization: Utah Department of Health and Human Services
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Funding & Opportunities
Utah Rural Health Transformation Program Funding Opportunities
Lists funding opportunities available through the Utah Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) to help implement Utah's approved RHTP initiatives and activities.
Sponsoring organization: Utah Department of Health and Human Services
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Lists funding opportunities available through the Utah Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) to help implement Utah's approved RHTP initiatives and activities.
Sponsoring organization: Utah Department of Health and Human Services
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News
Oct 1, 2026 - Discusses using multi-sector plans for aging (MPAs) to coordinate services for residents as they age. Notes challenges for rural residents in accessing services, how the Utah MPA addresses rural transportation, and using Rural Health Transformation Program funds for aging care.
Source: National Conference of State Legislatures
Sep 23, 2026 - Discusses family medicine in rural communities following the announcement of new federally funded family medicine residency programs. Notes that clinicians from or trained in rural areas are more likely to practice there, addressing workforce needs in rural communities. Describes how residencies have been used in various states, the use of Rural Health Transformation Program funds, and tribal community residencies.
Source: Wyoming Public Radio