Access to Healthcare: Rapid Response Innovation (RRI) Grant
Valley Health Foundation
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- Posted
- Jan 3, 2026
- Closes
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- Last verified
- Nov 3, 2026
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Who can apply
VHF, utilizing funds from the SVCF Community Lifeline Fund, will award grants to health providers, enrollment entities, CBOs, schools and other eligible organizations to implement innovative rapid response strategies to mitigate loss of coverage for vulnerable populations with a focus on retention, renewals, redetermination and preserving access to primary and preventative care for individuals barred from enrollment. Partner with County Social Services to support redetermination activities and/or assist with the implementation of any statewide initiatives to support education and engagement with Medi-Cal enrollees regarding changes to eligibility, work requirements, and reporting. Expand non-clinical staff, such as community health workers (CHWs) or care coordinators, at clinics or other f...
About this opportunity
VHF, utilizing funds from the SVCF Community Lifeline Fund, will award grants to health providers, enrollment entities, CBOs, schools and other eligible organizations to implement innovative rapid response strategies to mitigate loss of coverage for vulnerable populations with a focus on retention, renewals, redetermination and preserving access to primary and preventative care for individuals barred from enrollment. Projects will be funded for a six-month implementation period to deploy innovative, evidence-based, and community-focused strategies to preserve access to healthcare. Desired Objectives: Given the unprecedented threats to Medi-Cal coverage, VHF is interested in supporting local efforts that help mitigate coverage loss for communities at risk of disenrollment, which could inclu...