Description: Funding for eligible organizations to establish, expand, or deploy mobile and hybrid healthcare models serving eligible rural communities in Southwest Virginia.
SpecialDistrict · VA, US
Adjacent opportunities open for bidding right now.
Washington Aging & Long Term Care of Eastern Washington
State AgencyWA
Posted
Oct 21, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
Provide mobile health assistance vans serving rural communities in the tri-county region (pend oreille, stevens, and northern ferry counties) and/or whitman county through the rural health transformation (rht) program.
Posted
Oct 6, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
Comprehensive health services.
Posted
Oct 23, 2026
Jan 9, 2027
The goal of this Request for Proposals (RFP) is to award funding to successful applicants to provide auxiliary mobile health services to remote/underserved areas of Clallam, Grays Harbor, Jefferson, and Pacific counties. Funds may be used to expand existing services or create new ones that meet the goal, with preference to those providers that can strengthen local infrastructure. This RFP seeks to add specific types of services not currently available under existing RHTP contracts.
Posted
-
Nov 20, 2026
The Skokomish Indian Tribe is seeking a well qualified and experienced individual or entity to serve as a Rural Healthcare Transformation Healthcare Agreement Consultant. Background: The Rural Health Transformation (RHT) Program helps State governments to support rural communities across America in improving healthcare access, quality, and outcomes by transforming the healthcare delivery ecosystem. It focuses on promoting innovation, strategic partnerships, infrastructure development, and workforce investment. The Washington State Healthcare Authority (HCA) included Initiative 3: Invest in the health of Native families in the application that was submitted and awarded. This purpose of this Initiative is to provide funding for sovereign Tribal Governments to make critical investments to improve the health and well-being of Native families. The Tribe worked with HCA staff to formulate and obtain approval for the Skokomish Rural Healthcare Transformation Plan. Securing a variety of agreements and contracts with healthcare providers off the reservation is one of the activities in the Plan. Work: Working under the direction of and reporting directly to the Health Director and Deputy Director the Consultant will: A. Identify, approach, present program opportunities and participation benefits to healthcare facilities resulting in executed Care Coordination Agreements between the provider and Tribe. B. Identify, approach, present program opportunities and participation benefits to healthcare providers resulting in Tribal Federally Qualified Health Center (TFQHC) Agreements offering care and treatment for Medicaid beneficiaries not available on the reservation. C. Identify, approach, present program opportunities and participation benefits to healthcare providers and vendors securing contracts for treatment, services and items not reimbursable by a third-party payer or for members with no coverage except Indian Health Services but medically or wellness needed such as; glasses, hearing aids, dental visits, dentures, other dental-related treatment/services. While working remotely will be allowed the successful submitter must be available to work on-site as requested for meetings and similar as scheduled and agreed on the reservation located at 100 N. Tribal Center Road, Shelton, WA 98584. Rate: $75 per hour Hours: Anticipated need is up to 800 hours for Year-1. Performance Period: Contract Execution-9/30/27 Up to four additional years may be available based on need, performance and funding availability. Due Date: November 20, 2026 received by 3:00 pm (late submissions will not be considered) RFQ Submission: Via e-mail, U. S. mail, other delivery services and/or hand delivery to: Denese LaClair, Health Director 100 N. Tribal Center Road Skokomish, WA 98584 E-mail: dlaclair@skokwellness.gov Phone: 360-426-5755 ext. 2118 Project Dates: Goods and Services Contract executed by 12/14/26 Contract End Date: 9/30/27 unless extended by amendment to Goods and Services Agreement Skills and Experience 1. Three or more years of experience working for or within tribal, state and/or federal health-related programs (required). 2. Demonstrated ability to: identify potential healthcare facilities, providers and/or vendor partners; present partnering opportunities including advantages to participating; and leading/assisting with agreement/contract execution (required). 3. Knowledge or ability to obtain a comprehensive understanding of Care Coordination and Tribal Federally Qualified Health Center Agreements including, but not limited to; purpose, regulations, requirements, and similar (required). 4. Knowledge of Washington state and federal health-related programs and services including laws and regulation governing them (highly preferred). 5. Ability to represent the Tribe in a professional manner while discussing programs, services, negotiating contracts and similar (required). 6. Ability to meet deadlines and manage stress effectively in high-pressure situations (required). 7. Excellent communication, problem-solving and interpersonal skills (required). 8. Strong sense of discretion and confidentiality (required). 9. Experience working with and in Native American communities (highly preferred). Proposal Requirements: The proposal should contain the following components. Additional information that may prove beneficial to the Tribe during the reviewing and awarding process is welcomed. 1. Contact name, company name (if applicable), address, telephone number and e-mail address. 2. Description of skills, experience and ability to meet RFQ requirements. 3. References including project type, dates, contact info and description. 4. Availability including estimated number of hours and days of the week. 5. Statement addressing whether the submitting individual or entity has minority, woman and/or Native American business ownership. Closing Date: Friday, November 20, 2026 Organization: Skokomish Indian Tribe Point of Contact: Denese LaClair, Health Director; dlaclair@skokwellness.gov
Decision makers connected to this RFP from Cumberland Plateau Planning District Commission.
From the first pre-RFP signals to the published RFP and its files.
Strategic plan
296 days before RFP
The study proposed repurposing existing sites for physical telehealth centers and expanding regularly scheduled mobile services through The Health Wagon.
Physical Telehealth Centers This option involves physical permanence and necessitates long-term strategic relationships with partner entities that can meet telehealth space, technology, accessibility, and flexibility needs. 88 This form of ambulatory telehealth will be housed in the following types of facilities. • Existing hospitals, primary care…
Cumberland Plateau Planning District Commission Telehealth Feasibility Study 2026-2030
Strategic plan · Dec 31, 2025
The study concludes that a regional telehealth network is both feasible and strategically advisable for the four target counties in Southwest Virginia---provided it is implemented deliberately, with strong governance, cross-sector coordination, and sustained community engagement. Telehealth, alone, cannot reverse decades of economic and health challenges.…
Cumberland Plateau Planning District Commission Telehealth Feasibility Study 2026-2030
Strategic plan · Dec 31, 2025
Mobile Units Budget Item Low Estimate High Estimate Notes Vehicle $250,000 $1,000,000 Vehicle and equipment expenses Operations $275,000 $500,000 Operating and staffing expenses Continency/Misc. $105,000 $300,000 Twenty percent factor TOTAL\* $630,000 $1,800,000 \*Assumes one new mobile unit serving Russell County in conjunction with The Health Wagon.…
Cumberland Plateau Planning District Commission Telehealth Feasibility Study 2026-2030
Strategic plan · Dec 31, 2025
Within Russell County, there are six communities that offer logical telehealth access points for the first phase of the initiative. These locations provide strong coverage for Russell County while allowing indirect access for residents of neighboring Buchanan, Dickenson, and Tazewell Counties. For example, Honaker would provide telehealth access to Buchanan…
Cumberland Plateau Planning District Commission Telehealth Feasibility Study 2026-2030
Strategic plan · Dec 31, 2025
We are advocating for a 'hub and spoke' model that would pinpoint initial focus and investment in a single, centrally located county. Initially, this 'hub' county can serve its own telehealth needs while providing relatively easy physical access for citizens in the other three counties. Examining the target market solely by geography, only two…
Cumberland Plateau Planning District Commission Telehealth Feasibility Study 2026-2030
Strategic plan · Dec 31, 2025
RFP published
Proposals due (15 days left)
