SC South Carolina Rural Health Transformation Program

Plan Transforming Rural Healthcare in South Carolina

1 distribution gate. 9 sub-initiatives. $200.0M in motion.

The South Carolina Atlas names every gate that controls the money, every program officer, every dollar tracked. Source-cited PDF, refreshed quarterly. It shows you what it takes to be fundable here.

$200.0M9 sub-initiatives · split in the Atlas
SCDHHS
7 rural hospitals at risk downstream.Dollar split, officers, and deadlines: in the Atlas. →

FY26 award

$200,030,252

Lead agency SCDHHS
Per rural resident $114
  • 1.75M rural pop. · 0.73M Census ACS
  • 24 rural hospitals
  • 7 at risk (4 immediate)
  • 1 distribution gates
  • 9 sub-initiatives
Last verified 2026-09-23 sources published 2026-05-27 24 primary sources cited 0x9d284212…01c789 provenance receipt
Preliminary

South Carolina's award and rural demographics are verified against primary sources. The initiative budget is still under CMS review, so allocations are not yet final and are not shown. This page upgrades to the full money-flow breakdown the moment South Carolina publishes its approved budget.

Key dates

When the money moves.

  1. milestone

    FY26 award announced

  2. upcoming

    Period of performance ends

  3. milestone

    Notices of Award Determination issued for 712 applications.

  4. milestone

    Year 1 awards announced; award list posted.

What's new

What South Carolina has announced lately.

  1. Awards

    CMS announced $167 million across 228 grants for rural care sites and health technology, the same awards SCDHHS announced September 15.

    The RHTP funding will support 228 grants
    Quote on file, page pending View source Accessed 2026-09-23

  2. Update

    SCDHHS opens public input survey (MB# 26-033) to inform RHTP years two through five; closes Oct. 2, 2026.

    The information gathered will help inform RHTP planning for years two through five.
    Quote on file, page pending View source Accessed 2026-09-23

  3. Awards

    SCDHHS Year One awards: 228 projects, $167,299,900.69 (Connections to Care 62 / $58,354,752.91; Leveling Up 8 / $6,829,168.29; Wellness Within Reach 54 / $23,116,322.68; Shoring Up to Sustainability 104 / $78,999,656.81). A tranche of the $200,030,252.32 FY26 award, not the total.

    After reviewing all submitted proposals, SCDHHS has awarded 228 projects for a total investment of $167,299,900.69.
    Quote on file, page pending View source Accessed 2026-09-23

  4. Awards

    SCDHHS posted its named-recipient Year 1 Award List (228 line items); the largest line is Self Regional Healthcare (Lakelands Region) at $8,250,712.00, and McLeod Health receives $4,158,700.00.

    McLeod Health $4,158,700.00
    Quote on file, page pending View source Accessed 2026-09-23

  5. Update

    SCDHHS issued Notices of Award Determination for 712 applications (MB# 26-026).

    Today, SCDHHS issued Notices of Award Determination for the 712 applications received under the four funding opportunities.
    Quote on file, page pending View source Accessed 2026-09-23

The plan

5 initiatives. 9 sub-initiatives.

Connections to Care

Sub-initiative Gate Categories 5Y
Modernize Health IT Infrastructure South Carolina's Rural Health Transformation funding area. Full scope, lead implementer, and timing in the Atlas. Closed, awards pending LEAD under review
Expand Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) and Assistive Technology South Carolina's Rural Health Transformation funding area. Full scope, lead implementer, and timing in the Atlas. Closed, awards pending LEAD under review

Leveling Up

Sub-initiative Gate Categories 5Y
Chronic Disease Program Expansion South Carolina's Rural Health Transformation funding area. Full scope, lead implementer, and timing in the Atlas. Closed, awards pending LEAD under review

Wellness Within Reach

Sub-initiative Gate Categories 5Y
Mobile Crisis Response South Carolina's Rural Health Transformation funding area. Full scope, lead implementer, and timing in the Atlas. Closed, awards pending LEAD under review
Expanding Community Care Sites South Carolina's Rural Health Transformation funding area. Full scope, lead implementer, and timing in the Atlas. Closed, awards pending LEAD under review

Shoring Up to Sustainability

Sub-initiative Gate Categories 5Y
Facility Enhancements South Carolina's Rural Health Transformation funding area. Full scope, lead implementer, and timing in the Atlas. Closed, awards pending LEAD under review
Masterclass Training Series South Carolina's Rural Health Transformation funding area. Full scope, lead implementer, and timing in the Atlas. Closed, awards pending LEAD under review
Healthcare Workforce South Carolina's Rural Health Transformation funding area. Full scope, lead implementer, and timing in the Atlas. Closed, awards pending LEAD under review

Tech Catalyst Fund

Sub-initiative Gate Categories 5Y
Tech Catalyst Fund (FY26 funding opportunity) South Carolina's Rural Health Transformation funding area. Full scope, lead implementer, and timing in the Atlas. Closed, awards pending LEAD under review

Primary documents

1 state-published documents tracked.

Newest indexed nofo 2026-05-27

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People to know

Who decides where the money goes.

  • Rural Health Transformation Program Office

    As of Q2 2026

    Program administration South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services

  • Eunice Medina

    As of Q2 2026

    Director, South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (RHTP lead agency) South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services

  • Henry McMaster

    As of Q2 2026

    Governor of South Carolina (designated SCDHHS as RHTP lead agency) Office of the Governor of South Carolina

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Procurement portals

Where to bid.

Frequently asked

South Carolina RHTP, answered.

Who administers South Carolina's RHTP funding?

South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services is the lead agency. South Carolina's plan organizes the funding across 5 initiatives. The named administering agency for each sub-initiative, the lead implementers, and the routing path are detailed in the Atlas.