Rural Health Transformation Program
The Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) is a $50 billion, five-year CMS program — created by Section 71401 of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (2025) — that awarded every U.S. state a share to transform rural health care. Each state administers its own award through a designated agency, on its own timeline, with its own procurements.
This is an independent reference to that program, state by state. Each profile collects the facts that are otherwise scattered across dozens of government sites: the state’s CMS award, its administering agency and contacts, its official program and procurement pages, and a dated log of activity — each entry deep-linked to the source. It is maintained by Civic Operator LLC as a neutral archive; commentary and analysis live separately on the newsletter.
Each card: state · CMS Year-1 award · number of dated dispatches. Open a state for its full profile.
Maintained by Civic Operator LLC. Official-source data and dispatch links refresh nightly; profiles are regenerated weekly and reviewed before publication. Last reviewed 2026-07-30. · Methodology & sources · Quarterly activity index