Total Awarded to Date:
$43,000,000
PA's Rural Health Transformation Plan (RHTP) is providing significant investment to strengthen health care access and infrastructure in rural communities. Millions of dollars are being directed to Pennsylvanian hospitals, health care providers, and rural facilities to support building upgrades, essential equipment, medical transportation, and expanded services, including behavioral and maternal health care.
PA's rural health projects focus on:
List of Eligible Projects
The eligible projects were shaped by local needs based on extensive input from rural communities, health systems, community leaders, and state agencies. RHTP focuses on long-term improvements and emphasizes regional collaboration and accountability.
| Name | Total | Project Description | Region | Initiative | Funding Opportunity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fulton County Medical Center | $872,891.00 | Installed 20 years ago, the Medical Center's existing HVAC system has reached the end of its useful life and no longer providers the reliability, efficiency, and environmental control needed to support safe and sustainable patient care. Replacing this system is an essential investment in the Medical Center's ability to remain a stable, trusted source of care for the community. | Southern Alleghenies | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Geisinger Bloomsburg Hospital | $700,000.00 | Program payments will be used to replace a high-volume radiographic (X-ray) unit to reduce equipment downtime that currently contributes to delays in accessing essential diagnostic imaging services. The existing system is aging and increasingly unable to meet demand, resulting in service interruptions that negatively impact patient care. | Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Geisinger Jersey Shore Hospital | $1,000,000.00 | Program payments will be used to support this technology and infrastructure project focused on expanding availability of advanced diagnostic imaging through the deployment of a portable Computed Tomography (CT) unit at Geisinger Jersey Shore Hospital (GJSH) which serves rural and underserved communities across the region. Portable CT scanners can be utilized in various locations within a hospital, including bedside imaging in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), operating rooms, emergency departments, and specialty care suites. |
Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Geisinger Lewistown Hospital | $1,000,000.00 | Funding will support the purchase, deployment, and installation of a CT imaging unit to ensure consistent, local access to advanced diagnostic imaging services. This investment will allow the community to maintain uninterrupted access to CT services, reducing reliance on external facilities and minimizing delays caused by equipment outages. | Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Geisinger Medical Center | $1,000,000.00 | This project is an access and technology project aimed at ensuring rural Montour and surrounding counties maintain access to an advanced pharmacy. Funding will be used to purchase and install a new modular compounding suite, upgrade and replace the pharmacy’s HVAC system, add non-sterile hazardous drug compounding capacity, and improve the overall workflow layout of the facility. | Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| GSL Hospital dba Geisinger St. Luke's Hospital | $948,927.00 | Geisinger St. Luke’s Hospital will use this one-time program payment to fully equip a fourth operating room (OR 4) in response to sustained growth in surgical demand. y. Expanding operating room capacity will enable the hospital to perform approximately 1,700 additional surgical procedures annually, serving as a primary benchmark for project success. | Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Hyndman Area Health Center, Inc. | $63,579.00 | Hyndman Area Health Center (HAHC) will use the RHTP/RRS program payment to purchase a wheelchair-accessible van to establish non-emergency transportation services for patients who lack safe, reliable, wheelchair-accessible transportation to and from medical appointments at HAHC. | Southern Alleghenies | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Lehigh Valley Hospital - Pocono | $996,328.00 | The program payment for Lehigh Valley Hospital-Pocono will be used to modify the behavioral health unit, purchase supplies and equipment that stabilize and enhance rural health access. Equipment includes one GE Volusun Expert 22 BT25 ultrasound machine to support both telehealth and in person Maternal Fetal Medicine specialty care. Nine Teladoc TV Pro 300 carts will allow the hospital to connect bedside patients with remote clinicians and have these visits integrated with the electronic medical record. Two Retina Vue Scanners will provide retinal screening for more than 3743 patients with diabetes. And there will be an update to install anti-ligature door upgrades to 12 rooms in our behavioral health unit. These upgrades are essential for patient and staff safety. |
Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| St. Luke's Hospital - Monroe Campus | $823,050.00 | St. Luke’s Hospital – Monroe Campus plans to use this one-time payment to equip a sixth operating room to meet increased patient demand. With high utilization rates in its other ORs, SLMO has finished the OR space and now it needs to be outfitted for use. | Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Wellspan Chambersburg Hospital | $940,153.00 | WCH is using the funding for the Neuro Navigation and 3D imaging Project, which requires the purchasing of eqipment. Using existing navigation and visualization equipment, WCH neurosurgical team completed 707 cases with an average operative time of 145.4 minutes per case in CY2025. With the addition of enhanced navigation and visualization technology and related tools, we anticipate an immediate increase 35 cases per year with an annual increase of 3.9%, providing access to 193 additional procedures in 3 years | South Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| WellSpan Evangelical Community Hospital | $1,000,000.00 | The purchase and installation of ten new automated transfer switches is a one-time project that will stabilize electrical systems, which immediately and automatically connect critical hospital systems to back-up generators in the event of a local or regional power outage. During 2025 these ten units were inspected by a third-party consultant and recommended for replacement due to being obsolete and replacement parts no longer being available. | Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| WRC Pennsylvania Memorial Home | $821,409.00 | This project seeks funding to address urgent infrastructure needs that directly impact senior residents’ safety, health outcomes, and organizational operational efficiency. The requested funds will support roof replacement, flooring updates, chiller sustem replacement, and replacement of the phone system, internet, and resident call system network | North Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Uniontown Hospital | $678,456.00 | Funding will replace aging roof infrastructure, a critical project necessary to maintain safe, reliable, and high-quality healthcare services. | Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Lehigh Valley Hospital Schuylkill | $997,428.00 | The program payment for Lehigh Valley Hospital-Schuylkill will be used to purchase supplies and equipment that stabilize and enhance rural health access. These supplies and euipment include an ultrasound machine to support both telehealth and in person Maternal Fetal Medicine specialty care. Teladoc TV Pro 300 carts that will allow the hospital to connect bedside patients with remote clinicians and have these visits integrated with the electronic medical record. Smart beds will replace beds across acute care units to prevent falls and improve patient outcomes. Five Retina Vue Scanners will provide retinal screening for more than 2605 patients with diabetes. Twelve Stryker Medical stretchers with 30” wheels, 700lbs capacity and a scale will allow for seamless transport through the Emergency Department as well assist with accurate vital signs. |
Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Armstrong County Memorial Hospital (ACMH) | $987,284.00 | The ACMH Infrastructure Enhancement Project is designed to strengthen rural healthcare delivery capacity by modernizing critical infrastructure, improving access to care, and enhancing operational efficiency. The project focuses on upgrading clinical equipment and supporting facility improvements to better serve the community. This includes the purchase of a mammography unit, a breast cancer ultrasound machine, and a medical vacuum system. | Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Bucktail Medical Center | $78,895 | By not having to shut the facility down during warm temperatures, it will maintain access to care in the rural communities of Western Clinton Bucktail Medical Center faces a significant and ongoing challenge related to its aging infrastructure, particularly the hospital’s HVAC system. The installation of minisplit HVAC units offers a practical, cost effective interim solution to a critical infrastructure issue at Bucktail Medical Center. This project directly supports patient safety, protects essential medical equipment, ensures access and continuity of care, and aligns with the hospital’s current financial realities while longer term capital solutions are evaluated. |
Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Carbon Schuylkill Community Hospital dba St. Luke's Miner's Memorial Hospital, St. Luke's Hospital-Miners Campus | $909,231.00 | The one-time payment will support medical imaging technology and infrastructure enhancements by purchasing a new fluoroscopy system, enabling the hospital to continue this service for patients throughout the rural region. The equipment will replace the current system that is quickly approaching total failure; no manufacturer parts can be ordered for it and the unit cannot be serviced. Frequent fluoroscopy system down times during FY26 delayed patient care, or patients had no care due to the unsurmountable burden to travel long distances to receive this diagnostic testing. The one-time payment will also be used to purchase technology equipment required in three operating rooms to support perioperative workflow visibility and remote clinical support functions |
Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Clarion Hospital | $751,107.00 | Rapid Response funds will support a one-time capital investment to replace the aging 17-year-old CT scanner at Clarion Hospital, ensuring the stabilization and continued availability of essential diagnostic imaging services in Clarion County. | Northwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| St. Luke's Hospital - Carbon Campus | $996,519.00 | St. Luke’s Hospital – Carbon Campus plans to use this one-time payment to purchase new equipment and update a shell space for sterile storage for our operating rooms. The equipment is needed either to replace existing equipment that has reached its end of life or to augment existing equipment to meet increased patient demand. The sterile storage room for operating room instruments and equipment is needed to enhance workflows and efficiency for the operating rooms themselves and the operating room staff. |
Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Barnes-Kasson County Hospital | $1,000,000.00 | The hospital’s operating room (OR) air handling system has experienced complete failure and is no longer operational. The system has exceeded its useful life, and repair is no longer feasible. As a result, the operating room cannot be safely used for surgical procedures, required environmental controls cannot be maintained, and infection prevention standards cannot be met. This failure has made the operating room non-functional. Replacement of the failed operating room air handling system is an urgent, one-time infrastructure investment necessary to stabilize a distressed Critical Access Hospital and preserve access to essential rural health services. |
Northern Tier | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Counselling Services of Southeastern Erie County dba Corry Counseling of LECOM Health | $548,200.00 | A one-time infrastructure investment to stabilize the Corry Counseling of LECOM Health facility and expand behavioral health service capacity for rural populations. The funding will support an AI-suppprted documentation sustem to improve efficency, video conferencing equipment, repair of water damage and sewage systems, and repurposing of office spece to support clinical capacity. | Northwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Jeffco Health Services, Inc. | $907,296.00 | This project will replce five air handlers, walk-in refrigeratir and freezer, three elevators, and the basement chiller system. Without these infrastructure upgrades, the ability of PHJM to provide necessary, high-quality care and a proper home for the elderly population of the area would be jeopardized, greatly increasing the chances of negative health outcomes for the community. |
North Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Robert Packer Hospital | $1,000,000.00 | The upgrade of the cogeneration engine at Robert Packer Hospital (RPH) is a critical infrastructure investment necessary to ensure uninterrupted access to essential healthcare services across a rural, multi-campus system. The existing cogeneration unit is quickly approaching the manufacturerrecommended threshold for major overhaul, at approximately 80,000 run-time hours, which is anticipated to be reached by April 2027. |
Northern Tier | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Wakefield Ambulance Association | $270,900.00 | Purchase of an ambulance | South Central | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Wayne Memorial Community Health Centers | $997,423.00 | WMCHC has two minor renovations including in this funding. One of which will increase patient access particularly women’s health and obstetrics in an area (Pike County) where Wayne Memorial Community Health Centers provides the only OB care with the nearest other resources can be an hour away from patients’ homes. The second renovation is adding a gutter system to one office in Wayne County. Heavy rains are deteriorating the pavement and walkways creating a continuous maintenance issue in order provide safe footing entering and exiting. The remainder of the budget is comprised of technology embracing AI and innovation. |
Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Wellspan Waynesboro Hospital | $881,989.00 | WWH will modify an outpatient clinical space in order to expand access to care and ensure the long-term sustainability of essential rural health services. A key component of the project is the modification of the existing wound clinic area to create a shared, modernized space with IV therapy. The funding will also replace an ultrasound unit and and echocaridgram unit. |
South Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Windber Hospital, Inc. dba Chan Soon-Shiong Medical Center at Windber | $985,100.00 | Chan Soon-Shiong Medical Center at Windber will use the Rapid Response Stabilization Program payment to complete critical elevator repairs and modernization that directly support patient safety, access to care, emergency readiness, and uninterrupted hospital operations. The hospital’s elevators are essential for safely moving patients, staff, medications, supplies, medical equipment, and emergency response personnel between clinical, diagnostic, inpatient, outpatient, and support areas. |
Southern Alleghenies | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Punxsutawney Area Hospital, Inc. | $605,721.00 | Funding will be used to repair and reroute a collapsed sewer line, ensure propoer sanitation and hygiene for staff, and repair drainage structure. In addition funding will be used to omplement an IP-based paging, alerting, and visual communication system and replace the wireless handset communications system. | North Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Meadville Medical Center dba Meadville Medical Center Health Services (MMCHS) | $997,900.00 | Funds will support the full replacement of rooftop Air Handling Unit (AHU-18) and associated heating, ventilation, structural, electrical, and controls systems serving the majority portion of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors. The existing unit has degraded performance and requires replacement to maintain reliable hospital operations, environmental control, patient comfort, and continuity of care in a rural healthcare setting. | Northwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Corry Memorial Hospital dba LECOM Health Corry Memorial Hospital | $1,000,000.00 | Corry Memorial Hospital will use funding to upgrade critical technology and infrastructure supporting both Radiology services and Inpatient Critical Care. This includes a new radiology system, ventilator, cardiac monitoring system, call bell system, and Baxter IV pumps. | Northwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Transitions Healthcare Gettysburg, LLC | $77,286.00 | Transitions Healthcare Gettysburg will implement a dedicated non-emergency medical transportation solution through the acquisition of a customized transport van equipped with a specialized stretcher chair system. | South Central | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Transitions Healthcare Allens Cove, LLC | $198,524.00 | Transitions Healthcare Allens Cove will implement a modern Voice over IP (VoIP) telephone system to address critical gaps in communication infrastructure within the facility. The implementation of a VoIP system will enable direct call routing to resident rooms, departments, and staff, significantly improving communication efficiency. Families will be able to connect directly with residents, enhancing accessibility and improving the overall resident and family experience. | South Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Nulton Diagnostic and Treatment Center, P.C dba NDTC | $499,450.00 | Nulton Diagnostic and Treatment Center, P.C. (NDTC) will implement a centralized technology platform designed to support Rapid Access Psychiatric Services and Community-Based Intensive Treatment (CBIT) across rural Pennsylvania, with initial deployment at its licensed location in Cambria County. The platform will enable real-time referral intake, scheduling, patient tracking, and performance monitoring, and consists of two integrated components: (1) a Rapid Access coordination module that allows referring providers, including emergency departments, crisis response systems, and inpatient psychiatric units, to schedule psychiatric appointments within one business day, and (2) a CBIT management and oversight module that supports providers and managed care organizations in monitoring adherence to the CBIT model and tracking utilization and performance. |
Southern Alleghenies | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| The Guidance Center | $183,937.00 | The Guidance Center will purchase four vehicles that will enable agency staff to provide safe, reliable transportation to essential healthcare services, including inpatient behavioral health care, crisis stabilization, specialty medical care, and maternal health services, to individuals enrolled in services with the organization. Providing transportation will improve access, reduce non-essential emergency service utilization, support continuity of care, and directlyaddress rural health disparities by removing a significant barrier to care. |
North Central | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Cornerstone Care, Inc. Mt Morris | $449,686.00 | Cornerstone Care is using funds to expand its capacity to offer pharmacy services at its Community Health Center of Mount Morris site. Cornerstone Care is using new strategies to provide prescription access through a secure vending machine. This innovative equipment allows the health center to fill prescriptions and make them available for our patients during extended hours. The project budget also includes new roofing, a generator, IT equipment upgrades, ADA enhancements, pharmacy upgrades, and replacement of outdated dental and medical equipment. The Mount Morris site serves nearly 2,500 unique patients during more than 5,300 visits annually across service lines. | Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Cornerstone Care, Inc. Rogersville | $384,840.00 | Cornerstone Care is using funding for facilities enhancements for the Rogersville Health Center site. Cornerstone Care is requesting funds for a new roof, flooring, generator, IT equipment upgrades, ADA enhancements, and medical equipment. Each requested item will support the maintenance of services provided to the rural community served at this location, which currently serves 1,235 patients and provides over 3,300 visits annually, across service lines. | Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Somerset Care Inc dba Meadow View Nursing Center | $803,539.00 | The project includes the following components: • Replacement of outdated and insufficient ceiling lighting throughout resident rooms, hallways, and common areas • Installation of new, safe, and durable flooring to eliminate current trip hazards and improve mobility and safety • Interior painting of resident rooms, hallways, and common areas to improve the care environment and resident experience • Replacement of aging laundry equipment to improve infection control and operational efficiency • Installation of access control systems at facility entry points and staff areas to enhance resident safety and security • Replacement of resident Transportation vehicles for the facility to be able to transport resident to appointments outside of facility in a rural area where other providers are not available to transport |
Southern Alleghenies | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Quality Life Services - Mercer, LLC | $620,500.00 | Funding will expand the fire sprinkler system on the campus to include the assisted living portion that is now contracting as an in lieu of provider for the HCBS MCOs in the commonwealth. Thus providing the health care services in a safe and more independent setting while doing so at a lower cost that skilled nursing. | Northwest | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| VieCare Butler LLC dba LIFE Butler County | $122,704.00 | LIFE Butler County will purchase a new Micro Bird bus with the funding and enhance transportation access. | Southwest | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| VieCare Beaver LLC dba LIFE Lawrence County | $122,704.00 | LIFE Lawrence County will purchase a new Micro Bird bus with the funding and enhance transportation access. | Northwest | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| VieCare Armstrong LLC dba LIFE Armstrong County | $122,704.00 | LIFE Armstrong County will purchase a new Micro Bird bus with the funding and enhance transportation access. | Southwest | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| LaFayette Manor Inc. | $999,995.00 | Funding will go to urgent infrastrucure improvements and equipment upgrades. One of the most urgent needs is the repaving and replacement of our parking lot asphalt. In addition to exterior access improvements, critical infrastructure upgrades are needed within the facility’s mechanical systems. The replacement of the deaerator tank in our boiler system is essential to maintaining reliable heat and hot water—both vital to resident health, hygiene, and comfort. Several concrete surfaces across the campus also require repair, including the loading dock, resident courtyard, and both the front and rear sidewalks. These areas have developed cracks and uneven sections that pose serious trip and fall risks, particularly for residents using mobility devices. The addition of a new accessible bus and van will ensure safe, dependable transport for residents, including those who use wheelchairs or require additional support. |
Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Clarion Psychiatric Center | $998,287.00 | The requested funding will support a coordinated set of high-impact projects that collectively improve safety, functionality, and long-term sustainability. A primary focus of the proposed funding is the modernization of patient care environments to meet current behavioral health safety and infection control standards. Upgrades to inpatient unit bathroom fixtures, including showers, toilets, and sinks across 32 patient rooms, will replace deteriorated infrastructure that currently requires frequent repair and presents ongoing infection control and safety challenges. These improvements are expected to reduce maintenance-related service calls in these areas by an estimated 30–40% and significantly decrease the likelihood of unplanned outages that could impact patient room availability. Additional safety enhancements include the replacement of standard shower curtains with behavioral health–appropriate soft magnetic doors designed to reduce ligature risk. This project directly aligns with current behavioral health design standards and is expected to eliminate a known environmental risk factor within 100% of affected patient bathing areas. The upgrade supports a safer care environment while reducing staff monitoring burden and enhancing patient dignity. |
Northwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Cornerstone Care, Inc. dba Cornerstone Care Greensboro Health Center | $951,998.00 | A new dental operatory is planned for the Greensboro site to meet the growing demand for accessible oral health services. A renovation project will be implemented to create a new floor plan for health center efficiency and add a dental operatory, including a new chair and supporting dental equipment, to provide more oral health care for Greensboro adults and children. An additional operatory will increase access and efficiency, allowing the practice to serve more dental patients. The project budget also includes a generator, IT equipment upgrades, ADA enhancements, pharmacy, dental, and medical equipment & supplies. |
Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| St. Luke's Hospital of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania dba St. Luke's Hospital - Lehighton Campus, formerly Blue Mountain Hospital | $1,000,000.00 | St. Luke’s Hospital - Lehighton Campusis seeking a one-time payment to support the replacement of the roof at the Campus, a rural mental health hospital providing essential inpatient and outpatient behavioral health and medical services. This investment will ensure the Campus’ continued operation that provides inpatient psychiatric care for approximately 1,000 patients annually, delivers tens of thousands of outpatient medical and behavioral health visits, and serves as a lifeline for adults, older adults, and veterans at elevated risk for mental health crises.The investment will help safeguard the physical infrastructure necessary to maintain uninterrupted access to these essential services. | Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| DLP Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center LLC dba Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center | $999,845.00 | Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center will replace its failing 1996 telecommunications system. The system serves the main hospital and rural clinics across Cambria and Somerset counties. Baseline data includes a 20% call failure rate, up to four daily system restarts and a recent major outage affecting 3,000 extensions. Benchmarks for success will be measured by broader patient outcomes, including achieving a 0% system-driven call failure rate, eliminating dropped calls for rural tele-consults, and ensuring reliable patient access for scheduling and care coordination. | Southern Alleghenies | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Weatherwood Rehabilitation and Healthcare LLC dba Forrest Hills Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center | $1,000,000.00 | This program payment will fund a renovation and structural improvement project at Weatherwood Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, a 200-bed skilled nursing facility in Carbon County, Pennsylvania. The project will renovate the facility's six resident-care areas (Main Lobby/Entrance Corridor, Resident Room Corridor, Resident Rooms, Resident Bathrooms, Dining Room, and Gym/Physical Therapy Room) to address resident safety, infection control, life-safety compliance, and rehabilitation capacity needs. |
Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Meadow View Rehabilitation and Healthcare LLC dba Meadowview Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center | $1,000,000.00 | This program payment will fund a renovation and structural improvement project at Meadow View Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, a 63-bed skilled nursing facility in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania. The project will renovate the facility's six resident-care areas (Main Lobby/Entrance Corridor, Resident Room Corridor, Resident Rooms, Resident Bathrooms, Dining Room, and Gym/Physical Therapy Room) to address resident safety, infection control, life-safety compliance, and rehabilitation capacity needs. | Northern Tier | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Epworth Rehabilitation and Healthcare LLC dba Cedarwood Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center | $1,000,000.00 | This program payment will fund a renovation and structural improvement project at Epworth Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, a 102-bed skilled nursing facility in Blair County, Pennsylvania. The project will renovate the facility's six resident-care areas (Main Lobby/Entrance Corridor, Resident Room Corridor, Resident Rooms, Resident Bathrooms, Dining Room, and Gym/Physical Therapy Room) to address resident safety, infection control, life-safety compliance, and rehabilitation capacity needs. |
Southern Alleghenies | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Darway Rehabilitation and Healthcare LLC dba Darway Rehabilitation and Healthcare | $1,000,000.00 | This program payment will fund a renovation and structural improvement project at Darway Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, a 67-bed skilled nursing facility in Sullivan County, Pennsylvania. The project will renovate the facility's six resident-care areas (Main Lobby/Entrance Corridor, Resident Room Corridor, Resident Rooms, Resident Bathrooms, Dining Room, and Gym/Physical Therapy Room) to address resident safety, infection control, life-safety compliance, and rehabilitation capacity needs. |
Northern Tier | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Habit Opco, Watsontown Comprehensive Treatment CenterLLC dba | $47,550.54 | Habit Opco, LLC DBA Watsontown CTC will use funding to purchase and implement a passenger transportation van that will expand access to medication-assisted treatment (MAT), counseling, and behavioral health services for individuals living in rural and underserved Pennsylvania communities. | Central | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Center for Behavioral Health-HA, LLC dba Lewistown Comprehensive Treatment Center | $47,551.00 | Center for Behavioral Health-HA, LLC DBA Lewistown Comprehensive Treatment Center (Lewistown CTC) will use funding to purchase and implement a passenger transportation van that will expand access to medication-assisted treatment (MAT), counseling, and behavioral health services for individuals living in rural and underserved Pennsylvania communities. |
Central | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| The Lutheran Home at Kane Pennsylvania | $92,956.00 | The Lutheran Home at Kane (LHK) will use funding for a state-of-the-art nurse aide training center. This stable employment opportunity will also allow them to further their careers in the healthcare field. These efforts will build a pipeline of certified nurse aides for the region. The Lutheran Home will use the $92,956 of funding to purchase advanced equipment and supplies to ensure students receive the knowledge and competency skills they need. |
North Central | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Center for Behavioral Health-PA, LLC dba Cranberry Township Comprehensive Treatment Center | $415,232.00 | Center for Behavioral Health-, LLC DBA Cranberry Township CTC will receive funding (1) to purchase and implement a passenger transportation van that will expand access to medication-assisted treatment (MAT), counseling, and behavioral health services for individuals living in rural and underserved Pennsylvania communities, and (2) for facility enhancement funding to support critical security infrastructure improvements focused on patient safety, staff protection, operational oversight, regulatory compliance, and long-term operational sustainability. The proposed project includes installation of additional surveillance cameras within the dispensary area, expanded exterior camera coverage upgrades, and installation of surveillance coverage within administrative areas that were not included in the facility’s prior security system upgrade. |
Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Center for Behavioral Health-HA, LLC dba Farrell Comprehensive Treatment Center | $220,870.00 | Center for Behavioral Health-HA, LLC DBA Farrell CTC is receiving funding (1) to purchase and implement a passenger transportation van that will expand access to medicationassisted treatment (MAT), counseling, and behavioral health services for individuals living in rural and underserved Pennsylvania communities, and (2) for facility enhancement funding to support interior improvements focused on patient safety, accessibility, therapeutic environment enhancement, and overall quality of care. The proposed project includes replacement of aging flooring and repainting of key patient care and staff service areas, including three office spaces, one hallway, and one large group counseling room. | Northwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Discovery House, LLC dba New Castle Comprehensive Treatment Center | $321,945.00 | Discovery House NC, LLC DBA New Castle CTC is receiving funding (1) to purchase and implement a passenger transportation van that will expand access to medication-assisted treatment (MAT), counseling, and behavioral health services for individuals living in rural and underserved Pennsylvania communities, and (2) for facility enhancement funding to support critical infrastructure improvements focused on patient safety, environmental quality, security modernization, and long-term operational sustainability. | Northwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Discovery House CU, LLC dba Clearfield Comprehensive Treatment Center | $47,550.54 | Discovery House CU, LLC DBA Clearfield CTC is receiving funding to purchase and implement a passenger transportation van that will expand access to medication-assisted treatment (MAT), counseling, and behavioral health services for individuals living in rural and underserved Pennsylvania communities. | North Central | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Discovery House-BC, LLC dba Duncansville Comprehensive Treatment Center | $185,166.00 | Discovery House BC, LLC DBA Duncansville CTC is receiving funding (1) to purchase and implement a passenger transportation van that will expand access to medication-assisted treatment (MAT), counseling, and behavioral health services for individuals living in rural and underserved Pennsylvania communities, and (2) for facility enhancement funding to support interior improvements focused on patient safety, accessibility, therapeutic environment enhancement, and overall quality of care. The proposed project includes replacement of aging flooring and repainting of key patient care and staff service areas, including three office spaces, one hallway, and one large group counseling room. | Southern Alleghenies | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Gaughn's Drug Store Inc | $509,895.00 | Gaughn's Drug Store will use the funding to renovate the existing physical space to allow for greater capacity to conduct in-person clinical visits in the pharmacy, to leverage expanded technology to implement telehealth for pharmacy services (initially) and for expanded primary care services or even specialty services in the future via partnerships with local or national partners, and to use technology and upgraded infrastructure to improve and expand operational capacity for traditional prescription dispensing and adherence packaging. | Northwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Human Services Center | $588,451.00 | Funding will be used to complete essential facility upgrades, including installation of a backup generator, renovations and equipment necessary for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, replacement of flooring, and deployment of new computers. | Northwest | Behavioral Health | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Wyoming County Healthcare Center II dba Wyoming County Healthcare Center | $879,750.00 | Funding will support critical electrical infrastructure upgrades that are essential to the continued operation of healthcare services in a rural county without a hospital. WCHC is an electric-dependent facility housing 14 healthcare-related organizations that collectively supported approximately 46,000 patient visits in 2025. The project will replace major electrical distribution infrastructure serving the facility, including the main electrical switchboard “MDS,” distribution switchboards and motor control centers, and selected panelboards and transformers. These systems support the continued operation of healthcare providers, diagnostic services, emergency response functions, telecommunications and data systems, life-safety systems, elevators, environmental controls, and other building systems required to maintain safe and reliable access to care. |
Northern Tier | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Cameron County Ambulance Service | $88,068.72 | Program funds will be used to support critical facility improvements at the Cameron County Ambulance Service (CCAS) aimed at expanding and modernizing our existing conference and training space. The purpose of this project is to convert and expand the current training room into a more functional, flexible, and professional-grade educational environment capable of supporting EMT and Advanced EMT (AEMT) instruction, hands-on skills development, and ongoing continuing education requirements. |
North Central | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Board of Directors of the Rouse Estate dba Warren County Rouse Home | $370,886.00 | The Rouse Home will use funding to purchase 120 specialized low-profile beds designed to improve resident safety, clinical outcomes, and dignity for skilled nursing residents. These beds are equipped with advanced technology that allows the bed frame to lower completely to floor level, significantly reducing the risk of falls and injuries associated with bed-related incidents. Research and manufacturer data demonstrate these beds can reduce falls by approximately 55% and reduce bed fall injuries by up to 100%. | Northwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| CMSU Behavioral Health and Developmental Services | $166,443.00 | CMSU will use the funds to replace aging Information Technology equipment that is at or nearing its end of life. These devices are used by CMSU staff who are in the field, meeting residents in their home eliminating the transportation barriers that many residents experience. These mobile devices afford CMSU staff connection to clients and allow clients to connect with other needed services. As these devices age, the ability to operate effectively and securely is compromised, creating undue stress on an already vulnerable workforce. These devices also allow staff to remain virtually connected to their home office, supervisor support, and training. CMSU will also purchase a passenger van to replace an aging model that has accrued high mileage. The current van is less reliable, decreasing quality and continuity of care. |
Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Birth Care and Family Health Services, Harvest Drive Location | $467,410.00 | A predominantly Plain-community maternity population around Birth Care’s Gordonville (Harvest Drive) location travels by horse and buggy to reach care, and without on-site diagnostic, monitoring, and infusion capacity the rural site closest to these families cannot deliver locally the prenatal and postpartum care they depend on, so time-sensitive complications go unwatched and avoidable trips multiply. This one-time payment stabilizes that care: it reinstates and expands the services that can be delivered locally and establishes new on-site capabilities (point-of-care imaging and diagnostics, home blood-pressure and glucose devices, and IV infusion), so high-need rural mothers get earlier detection and fewer forced trips. | South Central | Maternal Health | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Mainstream Counseling | $452,800.00 | The project addresses substantial physical barriers that currently limit equitable access to behavioral health services at 905 Washington Street. Although portions of the building were renovated to support psychiatric and MAT treatment services, the facility currently lacks a fully ADA-compliant accessible route from designated parking areas into the treatment environment. Individuals with mobility limitations, chronic medical conditions, or physical disabilities face unnecessary barriers to independently accessing behavioral health treatment services. Program funding will support construction of an ADA-accessible route from designated handicapped parking spaces to the treatment facility through installation of a compliant exterior ramp system leading to an elevated deck area and direct building entry. The project also addresses a significant interior life-safety and patient access issue affecting second-floor clinical space currently utilized for behavioral health treatment. The existing interior stair system limits safe and efficient access to second-floor treatment areas due to inadequate pitch and spatial limitations. This creates challenges for patients, staff, and individuals with mobility concerns seeking behavioral health services upstairs. The project also addresses infrastructure conditions that threaten the long-term viability of behavioral health treatment space at the 905 Washington Street facility. Roof deterioration and water intrusion have affected portions of the building, including areas supporting existing behavioral health services. Without intervention, continued deterioration risks progressive damage to treatment space, increased maintenance costs, and potential reduction in usable licensed service capacity. |
Southern Alleghenies | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 1 |
| Warren General Hospital | $667,413.20 | Program Payments will be used to implement a new Certified Electronic Health Record Technology (CEHRT) system and complete onboarding to a Pennsylvania-certified Health Information Organization (HIO). | Central; North Central; Northwest; Southern Alleghenies | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Aspire Autism Inc | $5,000.00 | Program Payments will be used for one-time technical and implementation costs necessary to become a participant in one of Pennsylvania’s certified Health Information Organizations (HIO) and fully onboard to Pennsylvania’s Patient and Provider Network (P3N) | Northwest | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Bucktail Medical Center | $22,404.00 | Program payments will be used for implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | Southern Alleghenies | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Cen-Clear Child Services, Inc. | $82,000.00 | Program Payments will be used to implement a new Certified Electronic Health Record Technology (CEHRT) system and complete onboarding to a Pennsylvania-certified Health Information Organization (HIO). | North Central; Northern Tier; Northeast; Northwest; Southern Alleghenies; South Central; Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Sharon Regional Health System | $18,060.00 | Program payments will be used for system updates and implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | South Central | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Windber Hospital, Inc. | $20,000.00 | Program payments will be used for implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | Central | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Peritech Home Health Associates, LLC. dba Angels of Care Pediatrics | $350,000.00 | Program Payments will be used to implement a new Certified Electronic Health Record Technology (CEHRT) system and complete onboarding to a Pennsylvania-certified Health Information Organization (HIO). | South Central | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Folium Inc. dba Laurel Life Services | $70,000.00 | Program payments will be used for implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | Northern Tier | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Lycoming Community Care, Inc.dba Valley View Rehab and Nursing Center | $36,020.00 | Program payments will be used for system updates and implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Penn State Health | $17,884.00 | Program payments will be used for implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | South Central | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Barnes Kasson Hospital | $20,000.00 | Program payments will be used for system updates and implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | Northern Tier | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| PCS Mental Health, LLC | $70,000.00 | Program payments will be used for implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | North Central | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Brookville Hospital dba Penn Highlands Brookville | $27,885.00 | Program payments will be used for implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | North Central | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Darway Rehabilitation and Healthcare, LLC. | $17,498.00 | Program payments will be used for implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| DuBois Regional Medical Center dba Penn Highlands Dubois | $23,697.00 | Program payments will be used for implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | Northwest | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Elk Regional Health Center, Inc. dba Penn Highlands Elk | $11,290.00 | Program payments will be used for implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | North Central | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Highlands Hospital dba Penn Highlands Connellsville | $49,366.00 | Program payments will be used for implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| J.C. Blair Memorial Hospital dba Penn Highlands Huntingdon | $12,736.00 | Program payments will be used for implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | Southern Alleghenies | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Jeffco Health Services, Inc. dba Penn Highlands Jefferson Manor | $12,326.00 | Program payments will be used for implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | North Central | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Monongahela Valley Hospital, Inc. dba Penn Highlands Mon Valley | $70,000.00 | Program payments will be used for system updates and implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | Northwest | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Tyrone Hospital dba Penn Highlands Tyrone | $60,000.00 | Program payments will be used for system updates and implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | South Central | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| WRC Pennsylvania Memorial Home dba McKinley Health Center | $70,000.00 | Program payments will be used for system updates and implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | Central | Tech & Infrastructure | EHR & HIO - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Union Community Care | $300,000.00 | Program Payments will be used to implement a new Certified Electronic Health Record Technology (CEHRT) system and complete onboarding to a Pennsylvania-certified Health Information Organization (HIO). | South Central | Tech & Infrastructure | FQHC & FQH Look-Alikes - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Cornerstone Care | $279,237.28 | Program Payments will be used to implement a new Certified Electronic Health Record Technology (CEHRT) system and complete onboarding to a Pennsylvania-certified Health Information Organization (HIO). | Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | FQHC & FQH Look-Alikes - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| The Children's Service Center of Wyoming Valley Inc. | $300,000.00 | Program Payments will be used to implement a new Certified Electronic Health Record Technology (CEHRT) system and complete onboarding to a Pennsylvania-certified Health Information Organization (HIO). | Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | FQHC & FQH Look-Alikes - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Primary Health Network | $299,995.05 | Program payments will be used for system updates and implementation fees that support onboarding to the Pennsylvania Health Information Exchange. | Central; North Central; Northeast; Northwest; Southern Alleghenies; Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | FQHC & FQH Look-Alikes - Modernizing Healthcare Technology and Enabling Interoperability |
| Elk Haven Nursing Home Association | $412,490.27 | Program payments will be used to purchase updated and necessary equipment that supports reliable healthcare services for residents in a skilled nursing facility. This includes the purchase of a transportation vehicle with the ability to transport individuals in wheelchairs or who are bed bound to their healthcare appointments. | North Central | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Charles Cole Memorial Hospital dba UPMC Cole | $453,431.96 | Program payments will be used to purchase a new digital x-ray system, expand ultrasound capabilities, add telemedicine carts, and purchase new trauma stretchers. These additions will improve access to essential diagnostic and treatment services in a rural hospital. | North Central | Maternal Health | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| UPMC Northwest | $575,426.38 | Program payments will be used to purchase a new echocardiography system and table, replace two echocardiography tables, replace the pulmonary function testing system, and replace and modernize high-volume diagnostic x-ray equipment. | Northwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Guthrie Troy Community Hospital | $988,834.99 | Program payments will be used to modernize patient care equipment and establish an integrated digital health infrastructure with purchase of electronic patient and unit careboard whiteboards, West-Com nurse call system, vital sign monitors, LifePak defibrillators, and Omnicell anesthesia workstations. | Northern Tier | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Keystone Rural Health Consortia, Inc | $33,800.86 | Program payments will be used to purchase new dental diagnostic imaging equipment to modernize the clinc's aging panoramic x-ray capability. | North Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Grove City Medical Center | $798,222.48 | Program payments will be used to expand services and establish new capabilities through the procurement of essential medical equipment and supplies. This includes new imaging and monitoring technologies, upgrade of essential clinical tools for critically ill patients, and implement technologies that reduce procedural risks, improve patient monitoring, and facilitate more effective treatment. | Northwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Kingensmith Drug Inc. | $224,529.91 | Program payments will be used to establish and automate a central high-volume prescription dispensing hub to support six pharmacy locations allowing for pharmacists to spend more time in patient care and ensuring better accuracy and efficiency with prescription medication dispensing. | Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Canonsburg General Hospital | $235,291.00 | Program payments will be used to purchase a pre-hospital physician response unit, advanced telehealth carts, and emergency communication radios to significantly enhance emergency medical services and patient outcomes. | Southwest | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| UPMC Greene | $459,534.14 | Program payments will be used to purchase new defibrillators improving reliability of equipment, patient safety, and operational efficiency throughout the hospital. | Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Visit Vans LLC, Carbon County | $531,049.55 | Program payments will be used to purchase 10 vehicles and convert them to wheel-chair accessible vehicles. this allows for transportion of patients to reach speciality care, including longer distance trips. | Northeast | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| The Wright Center Medical Group | $512,554.58 | Program payments to this FQHC will establish four dental operatories to launch sustainable local dental services. It will equip the site with chronic disease monitoring with purchase of digital blood pressure monitors and strengthen diabetic eye care and vision screening with purchase of multiple clinical opthalmology tools. It will also increase the site's ability to assess and respond to urgent health concerns through the purchase of new defibrillators, fetal and adult Doppler devices, crash carts, and a spirometer. | Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Titusville Area Hospital | $998,252.50 | Program payments will be used to purchase new echocardiography system, digital radiography system, Vitek Compact Pro labratory instrument, ultrasound unit, DEXA machine, and gastroscopes and colonoscopes. This equipment represents a significant advancement in technology and diagnostic capabilities at Titusville Area Hospital. | Northwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Progressive Rehab of Pa, Inc. | $73,999.62 | Program payments will be used for the purchase of an integrated camera patient monitoring system and additional programmatic supplies to modernize, expand, and enhance the dlivery of rehabilitation services for individuals with aquired brain injuries while maintaing a safe, community-based environment. | Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Human Services Center - Old Library Office Complex | $26,434.00 | Program Payments will be used to buy equipment to provide vocational rehabilitiation to individuals who are receiving residential behavioral health services. | Northwest | Behavioral Health | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Bernstein/Hilliker/Hartzell Eye Center | $675,223.58 | Program payments will fund a package of diagnostic imaging and laser treatment equipment to expand diagnostic services and establish a new laser treatment service for ophthalmology patients. | Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| U.S. Complete Care, Inc. | $283,963.89 | Program payments will be used to expand long-term care pharmacy services with the purchase of an automated medication packaging system, user training, and purchase of rural medication delivery vehicles. | North Central | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| UPMC Williamsport | $776,954.12 | Program Payments will be used to purchase equipment and supplies to ensure the Emergency Department is able to sustain essential emergency services. Purchases include a new CT Scanner and supplies that will support reliable facility-wide communication to ensure timely use of CT equipment. | Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Guthrie Medical Group - Laboratories | $993,071.80 | Program Payments will be used to purchase essential laboratory diagnostic equipment to support rural health care access by helping preserve existing diagnostic services that are at risk of suspension, reduction, or termination due to aging, unsupported, or unreliable equipment, while also expanding the laboratory’s ability to offer new diagnostic services that are not currently available at this location. | Northern Tier | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Center for Behavioral Health-HA, LLC dba. Chambersburg Comprehensive Treatment Center | $47,550.54 | Center for Behavioral Health-HA, LLC DBA Chambersburg Comprehensive Treatment Center (Chambersburg CTC) will use funding to purchase and implement a passenger transportation van that will expand access to medication-assisted treatment (MAT), counseling, and behavioral health services for individuals living in rural and underserved Pennsylvania communities. | South Central | Behavioral Health | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Visit Vans LLC | $513,039.60 | Program Payments will be used to to purchase 10 vehicles (5 with double wheelchair capacity and 5 with single wheelchair capacity) and convert them to wheelchair-accessible vehicles adding 15 wheelchair positions with ambulatory capacity to Berks County. | South Central | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| UPMC Wellsboro | $752,020.12 | Program payments will be used to purchase a new CT Imaging machine to ensure continuity of critical and time sensative patient care. | Northern Tier | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Athens Nursing and Rehabilition Center LLC | $236,158.42 | Program Payments will be used to purchase a wheel chair accessible van to provide residents with safe and reliable transportation to medical appoints, implement an elopement notification system for patient safety, and purchase essential IT equipment that assists clinical workers with care coordination and reliable access to electronic heath records. | Northern Tier | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Cedar Haven Acquisition LLC dba Cedar Haven Healthcare Center | $536,486.42 | Program Payments will be used to purchase a wheel chair accessible van to provide residents with safe and reliable transportation to medical appoints, implement an elopement notification system for patient safety, and purchase essential IT equipment that assists clinical workers with care coordination and reliable access to electronic heath records. | South Central | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Pocono Mountain Recovery Center | $97,475.48 | Program Payments will be used to purchase two transportation vans to support residential substance-use disorder patients to treatement. | Northeast | Behavioral Health | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Forest City Care Continuum dba Forest City Nursing and Rehab Center | $265,350.42 | Program Payments will be used to purchase a wheel chair accessible van to provide residents with safe and reliable transportation to medical appoints, implement an elopement notification system for patient safety, and purchase essential IT equipment that assists clinical workers with care coordination and reliable access to electronic heath records. | Northern Tier | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Greenwood Center for Nursing and Rehab LLC | $187,117.97 | Program Payments will be used to purchase a wheel chair accessible van to provide residents with safe and reliable transportation to medical appoints, implement an elopement notification system for patient safety, and purchase essential IT equipment that assists clinical workers with care coordination and reliable access to electronic heath records. | Northeast | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Myerstown Nursing and Rehab LLC | $283,809.02 | Program Payments will be used to purchase a wheel chair accessible van to provide residents with safe and reliable transportation to medical appoints, implement an elopement notification system for patient safety, and purchase essential IT equipment that assists clinical workers with care coordination and reliable access to electronic heath records. | South Central | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Premier at Perry Village for Nursing and Rehabilitation LLC | $211,863.42 | Program Payments will be used to purchase a wheel chair accessible van to provide residents with safe and reliable transportation to medical appoints, implement an elopement notification system for patient safety, and purchase essential IT equipment that assists clinical workers with care coordination and reliable access to electronic heath records. | South Central | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Shenandoah Opco LLC dba Shenandoah Senior Living Community | $190,404.42 | Program Payments will be used to purchase a wheel chair accessible van to provide residents with safe and reliable transportation to medical appoints, implement an elopement notification system for patient safety, and purchase essential IT equipment that assists clinical workers with care coordination and reliable access to electronic heath records. | Northeast | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| MAYBROOK-P MILVILLE OPCO, LLC dba The Gardens at Millville | $211,863.42 | Program Payments will be used to purchase a wheel chair accessible van to provide residents with safe and reliable transportation to medical appoints, implement an elopement notification system for patient safety, and purchase essential IT equipment that assists clinical workers with care coordination and reliable access to electronic heath records. | Central | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| MAYBROOK-P ORANGEVILLE OPCO, LLC dba dba The Gardens at Orangeville | $205,149.42 | Program Payments will be used to purchase a wheel chair accessible van to provide residents with safe and reliable transportation to medical appoints, implement an elopement notification system for patient safety, and purchase essential IT equipment that assists clinical workers with care coordination and reliable access to electronic heath records. | Central | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Human Services Center - Caritas | $29,350.00 | Program Payments will be used to buy equipment to provide vocational rehabilitiation to individuals who are receiving residential behavioral health services. | Northwest | Behavioral Health | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| North Penn Comprehensive Health Services dba Towanda Laurel Dental Center | $60,500.00 | Program Payments will be used to implement imaging software and digital storage which will allow dental locations to share X-ray images to improve continuity of care for dental patients. | Northern Tier | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Columbia Ancillary Services, Inc. | $99,870.00 | Program payments will be used to buy 3 transport vans to increase reliable medical equipment delivery service to continue serving patients and medical centers in rural Pennsylvania. | Central; North Central | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Greater Valley Emergency Medical Services | $75,139.45 | Program Payments will be used to purchase a non-transporting 4 wheel drive vehicles to deliver paramedicine hospital-to-home services to ensure reliable Advanced Life Support service in rural areas in varying weather conditions. | Northern Tier | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| The Devereux Foundation - Poconos | $138,585.00 | Program Payments will be used for the purchase of three (3) non-emergency transport vans that expand LINKS North's transportation capacity. The additional vehicle capacity will help meet transportation demand that cannot currently be fully accommodated, thereby expanding and sustaining access to the licensed day-habilitation service and supporting access to related health care for a dispersed rural population. | Northeast; Southwest | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Polaris Renewal Services, Inc. dba MedMark Treatment Centers Perryopolis | $235,150.00 | Program Payments will be used to purchase robotic methadone dispensing technology designed specifically for opioid treatment programs. The system is intended to support safe, secure, efficient, and standardized dispensing of methadone medication while improving operational workflow and expanding dispensing capacity within existing clinical environments. | Southwest | Behavioral Health | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| MedMark Treatment Centers of Pennsylvania, Inc. - Blairsville | $235,150.00 | Program Payments will be used to purchase robotic methadone dispensing technology designed specifically for opioid treatment programs. The system is intended to support safe, secure, efficient, and standardized dispensing of methadone medication while improving operational workflow and expanding dispensing capacity within existing clinical environments. | Southwest | Behavioral Health | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Valley Health Partners Community Health Center | $26,385.89 | Program Payments will be used to purchase portable clinical screening and diagnostic equipment that will strengthen access to essential pediatric health services. This includes screening equipment for bilirubin levels, hearing, and vision. | Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Oil City Fire Department | $45,893.10 | Program payments will be used to purchase supplies necessary to implement and operate the a prehospital blood program on two rescue trucks and one engine. The supplies will allow blood products to be safely stored, monitored, warmed, and administered to patients experiencing life-threatening hemorrhage. | Northwest | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Brockway Area Ambulance Service Inc. | $14,788.60 | Program Payments will be used to purchase new equipment which can be used for up-to-date routine and compliance training for in-house EMS personnel, aspiring EMS students and community outreach. | Northwest | Workforce | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Lebanon Fire Department First Aid and Safety Patrol | $27,543.50 | Program Payment will be used to establish and equip an EMS clinical simulation and workforce readiness training environment. | South Central | Workforce | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Norland Avenue Pharmacy, LLC | $32,605.00 | Program Payments will be used to purchase an InBody 970S Body Composition Analyzer for preventive wellness screening service to measure body fat, skeletal muscle, visceral fat, body water, and other indicators that can support early identification of health risks and ongoing monitoring, particularly among older adults and individuals managing weight or chronic health conditions. | South Central | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Sovereign Covenant Pharmacy, LLC dba Carl's Drug Store | $223,890.00 | Program payments will be used to purchase a RapidPakRx adherence packaging machine to improve medication organization, adherence, and access for older adults and other patients taking multiple medications. The payment will also be used to purchase a delivery vehicle to ensure reliable medication delivery for rural patients who face transportation, mobility, or other barriers to visiting the pharmacy. | South Central | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Mainline CPL, LLC dba Mainline LTC Pharmacy | $335,915.00 | Program payments will be used to purchase a Dosis L60 Tower automated packaging system to keep up with prescription demand. The payment will also be used to purchase 5 delivery vehicles to ensure reliable medication delivery to rural long-term care facilities. | Southern Alleghenies | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Lehman Township EMS | $36,095.97 | Program payments will be used to purchase supplies necessary to implement and operate the a prehospital blood program on three rescue vehicles. The supplies will allow blood products to be safely stored, monitored, warmed, and administered to patients experiencing life-threatening hemorrhage. | Northeast | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| DLP Conemaugh Miners Medical Center, LLC | $120,231.00 | Program Payments will be used to purchase two Mindray TE X high-frequency diagnostic ultrasound platforms with integrated artificial intelligence and diagnostic software suites to expand diagnostic and clinical services. | Southern Alleghenies | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| TrueNorth Wellness Services | $85,029.29 | Program Payments will be used to purchase equipment that supports mobile peer support services for crisis intervention, peer support, and mental health outpatient therapy and psychiatry services. | Southern Alleghenies | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Wayne Memorial Hospital | $1,000,000.00 | Program Payments will be used to purchase a Cardiac Catheterization Radiology system along with the required patient physiological monitoring and measuring systems | Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Lehighton Ambulance Association, Inc. | $260,591.00 | Program Payments will be used to purchase three 2026 Ford Transit XL AWD wheelchair-accessible nonemergency transportation vehicles. | Northeast | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Butler Healthcare Providers dba Butler Memorial Hospital | $724,775.20 | Program Payments will be used to purchase ) GE HealthCare Revolution Frontier Gen 3/LIFT CT System to expand the clinical value of CT imaging with advanced technology. | Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Frick Hospital | $1,000,000.00 | Program Payments will be used to purchase a new MRI system. The new system has a a short, open design that is intended to reduce patient anxiety and claustrophobia and advanved techbology capabilities that support reproducible imaging, faster workflows, and high diagnostic image quality. | Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital | $1,000,000.00 | Program Payments will be used to purchase a Cardiac Catherization lab to maint and expand advanced cardiovascular and vascular services and will support diagnostic and interventional procedures used to evaluate and treat coronary artery disease, peripheral vascular disease, aneurysms, stroke-related conditions, and other complex cardiovascular disorders. | South Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Glade Run Medical Associates: ABC Women's Care | $216,180.42 | Program Payments will be used to purchase diagnostic and imaging equipment for OB/GYN, GI, and ENT patients which will expand speciality diagnotics capabilities in Armstrong County. | Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| St. Luke's Penn Foundation Psychiatric Associates - Tamaqua | $14,463.61 | Program Payments will be used to purchase supplies to support school-based behavioral health programs. | Northeast | Behavioral Health | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| WellSpan Maternal Fetal Medicine - Chambersburg | $874,950.00 | Program Payments will be used to purchase five 2 ultrasound systems to expand and strengthen maternal health services across three rural locations: WellSpan OB/GYN McConnellsburg, WellSpan Maternal-Fetal Medicine Chambersburg, and WellSpan Maternal-Fetal Medicine Lebanon. | South Central | Maternal Health | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Penn Highlands Mon Valley | $1,000,000.00 | Program Payments will be used to purchase a a Linear Accelerator (LINAC) to deliver precise, high-energy radiation directly to cancerous tissue which is designed to to destroy cancer cells while limiting radiation exposure to surrounding healthy tissue, thereby reducing side effects and supporting better patient outcomes. | Southwest | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Penn Highlands Huntingdon | $795,254.54 | Program Payments will be used to purchase a variety of essential medical equipment that will help stabilize rural healthcare access, promote patient and community well-being, improve safety and operational efficiency, and prevent interruptions that could halt or suspend critical hospital services. | Southern Alleghenies | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| St. Luke's Miners Rehabilitation & Nursing Center at Carbon Schuylkill Community Hospital Inc. | $112,316.18 | Program Payment will be used to purchase new, state-of-the-art clinical and rehabilitation supplies that will enhance resident safety, improve rehabilitation outcomes, and increase operational efficiency. |
Northeast | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Penn Highlands DuBois | $1,000,000.00 | Program Payment will be used to purchase new surgical boom systems | North Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Penn Highlands Elk | $1,000,000.00 | Program Payment will be used to purchase a new MRI system which incorporates advanced technology designed to improve image quality, enhance workflow efficiency, and provide a better patient experience. The system utilizes intelligent technology, smart tools, and innovative features, including Turbo Suite and BioMatrix technologies, to support improved imaging across critical clinical areas such as neurology, orthopedics, cardiovascular care, and oncology. The new MRI system can accelerate routine scans by up to 50%, allowing PHE to improve operational efficiency while increasing access for patients. | North Central | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Penn Highlands Clearfield E.M.S. | $976,709.65 | Program Payment will be used to purchase and equip 11 wheelchair accesscible, non-emergency medical transit vehicles to address the most persistant challenge to medical care for individuals with mobility limitations and transportation limitations. | North Central | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Jackson Township Volunteer Fire Company | $11,462.76 | Program payment will be used to purchase medications, training materials, and supplies for EMS operations in a new fire and EMS station. Funds will be used specifically for six sets of various-sized intraosseous needles for injection of medications into bone, one vial each of ketamine and midazolam for pain management, airway management training material (one each for pediatric and adult patients), heavy-duty bags to carry supplies required to provide advanced life support care (one each for pediatric and adult patients), and 20 cases of nitrile examination gloves in a variety of sizes. | Southern Alleghenies | EMS & Transportation | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| St. Luke's Physician Group Ashland Family Practice | $35,000.00 | Program Payments will be used to purchase and retinal camera and associated AI software to analyze retinal images and establish a new service line. | Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| St. Luke's Physician Group Center for Diabetes & Endocrinology-Palmerton | $35,000.00 | Program payments will be used to establish a new services line for point of care diabetic retinopathy screenings through the purchase of a Optomed Aurora handheld retinal camera and associated program software. | Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| St. Luke's Physician Group Albrightsville Primary Care | $35,000.00 | Program payments will be used to establish a new services line for point of care diabetic retinopathy screenings through the purchase of a Optomed Aurora handheld retinal camera and associated program software. | Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| St. Luke's Physician Group Primary Care-Nesquehoning | $35,000.00 | Program payments will be used to establish a new services line for point of care diabetic retinopathy screenings through the purchase of a Optomed Aurora handheld retinal camera and associated program software. | Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| St. Luke's Physician Group Pocono Summit Primary Care | $35,000.00 | Program payments will be used to establish a new services line for point of care diabetic retinopathy screenings through the purchase of a Optomed Aurora handheld retinal camera and associated program software. | Northeast | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Orchard Valley Physician Services PLLC | $235,458.48 | Program payments will be used to preserve primary care capacity while expanding services through the purchase of critical equipment and diagnostic machines. Funds will purchase an EKG Machine, Ultrasound system, Steam Sterlizaer and Diabetic Retinal imaging system and various other critical supplies. | Southern Alleghenies | Aging and Access | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Wellspring Community Support Services, Inc. | $266,446.00 | Program payments will be used to purchase 10 vehicles that will transport behavioral health patients to critical appointments. | North Central | Behavioral Health | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |
| Alternative Community Resource Program, Inc. (ACRP) | $576,878.16 | Program payments will be used to purchase 9 vehicles that will support medically necessary appointments, crisis stabilization, hospital diversion, warm handoffs from emergency departments, and coordinated response with EMS and local police. These vehicles address transportation barriers to healthcare which is the most signficiant social determinents of health all all four counties served. | Southern Alleghenies | Tech & Infrastructure | Rapid Response Stablization - Round 2 |