THRIVE
Telehealth, Health-monitoring, & Response Innovation for Vital Expansion

Who is this for?

THRIVE is intended for healthcare providers, hospitals, clinics, schools, public health entities, and technology partners expanding telehealth in rural Arkansas.

What does success look like?

Expanded access to care, improved continuity, stronger digital infrastructure, and increased telehealth utilization.

What will THRIVE fund and support?

THRIVE supports expanded access to care through technology, including:

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Telehealth platforms and remote monitoring tools

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Connectivity and equipment needed for virtual care

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School-based and community telehealth models

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Training and support for providers and patients

Regional partnerships between healthcare providers and organizations

Important to know before applying:

Projects must support sustainable telehealth adoption and comply with federal funding requirements.

What is next?

Upcoming announcements will provide detailed information regarding eligibility criteria and award frameworks via Notices of Funding Opportunities (NOFOs).

Apply For THRIVE

Beginning May 11th, 2026

THRIVE Telehealth, Health-monitoring, & Response Innovation for Vital Expansion