$64,086,629
Department of Health and Human Services·Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
to UT STATE DEPT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
WORK BEGAN2019-07-01·LATEST ACTION2026-04-20·SOURCEUSASPENDING·SOURCE IDASST_NON_NH23IP922580_075
Award description
CDC-RFA-IP19-1901 IMMUNIZATION AND VACCINES FOR CHILDREN
Verbatim from USAspending.gov. Capitalization, abbreviations, and codes are unchanged.
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What the model surfaced from this award
Confidence: high
In plain English
CDC funds Utah's immunization and vaccines-for-children program, supporting vaccine access and administration for eligible children.
Sub-sectors
immunization-programsvaccines-for-childrenpublic-health-cooperative-agreement
Why this matters
Sustained federal investment in state immunization infrastructure maintains childhood vaccination coverage and disease prevention capacity across the nation.
Supply-chain signal
Ongoing demand signals to vaccine manufacturers and cold-chain logistics providers for pediatric vaccine supply and distribution support.
Generated by award_classification v2.1.0 via claude-haiku-4-5-20251001 on 2026-06-05. Cost: $0.002746.
Period of performance
Start
2019-07-01
End
2025-06-30
Status
expired366 days ago
Other awards from this recipient
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- 2026-06-22MEDICAID ENTITLEMENT FOR 55 - FY 2026 - T19$2.5B
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- 2026-03-05UTAH RURAL HEALTH TRANSFORMATION PROGRAM: A BOLD, MULTI-FACETED INNOVATIVE EFFORT AIMED AT GENERATIONAL INVESTMENTS TO BUILD RESILIENT, SUSTAINABLE RURAL HEALTH SYSTEMS. - UTAH GEOGRAPHICALLY IS THE 13TH LARGEST STATE AND 77% RURAL. RURAL RESIDENTS IN UTAH FACE PERSISTENT HEALTHCARE BARRIERS INCLUDING GEOGRAPHIC ISOLATION, PROVIDER SHORTAGES, AGING INFRASTRUCTURE, AND ECONOMIC HARDSHIPS. THESE CHALLENGES CONTRIBUTE TO HIGHER RATES OF CHRONIC DISEASE, BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ISSUES, AND POOR MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH OUTCOMES. ADDRESSING THESE CHALLENGES REQUIRES BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE, PATIENT-CENTERED SYSTEM OF CARE TO IMPROVE OUTCOMES AND ENSURE THE LONG-TERM VIABILITY OF RURAL HEALTHCARE IN UTAH. UTAH’S RURAL HEALTH TRANSFORMATION PROGRAM (RHTP) IS A BOLD, MULTI-FACETED INNOVATIVE EFFORT AIMED AT GENERATIONAL INVESTMENTS TO BUILD RESILIENT, SUSTAINABLE RURAL HEALTH SYSTEMS. THIS OUTCOME-FOCUSED PROGRAM WILL BE GUIDED BY FOUR STRATEGIC PILLARS—MAKING RURAL UTAHNS HEALTHY, WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, INNOVATION AND ACCESS, AND TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION. WITHIN THESE STRATEGIC PILLARS, UTAH WILL IMPLEMENT SEVEN INTEGRATED INITIATIVES IN COLLABORATION WITH STATE, LOCAL, TRIBAL, AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS TO CREATE A RURAL HEALTH ECOSYSTEM DESIGNED TO IMPROVE HEALTH OUTCOMES: PATH (PREVENTIVE ACTION AND TRANSFORMATION FOR HEALTH); RISE (RURAL INCENTIVE AND SKILL EXPANSION): SHIFT (SUSTAINING HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE FOR TRANSFORMATION); FAST (FINANCIAL APPROACHES FOR SUSTAINABLE TRANSFORMATION); LIFT (LEVERAGING INNOVATION FOR FACILITATED TELEHEALTH): SUPPORT (SHARED UTILITIES FOR PARTNERED PROVIDER OPERATIONAL RESOURCES AND TECHNOLOGY); AND LINCS (LEVERAGING INTEROPERABILITY NETWORKS TO CONNECT SERVICES). COMBINED, THESE INITIATIVES WILL CREATE FINANCIALLY SUSTAINABLE HEALTH SYSTEMS WHILE SUPPORTING HEALTHY LIFESTYLES FOR RURAL UTAHNS, BEGINNING IN CHILDHOOD AND EXTENDING ACROSS THE LIFESPAN. PATH FOSTERS LIFELONG WELLNESS THROUGH IMPROVED NUTRITION, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENTS. RISE STRENGTHENS THE RURAL WORKFORCE THROUGH EARLY AND ALTERNATIVE CAREER PATHWAYS, EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND STRUCTURED PROVIDER INCENTIVES. SHIFT STRATEGICALLY INVESTS IN PREVENTIVE CARE INFRASTRUCTURE TO ADVANCE PROACTIVE, COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH DELIVERY SYSTEMS, WHILE STRENGTHENING PUBLIC HEALTH CAPACITY. FAST DRIVES HIGH-QUALITY CARE, COST EFFICIENCY, AND FINANCIAL STABILITY IN RURAL HEALTH SYSTEMS. LIFT EXPANDS ACCESS TO CARE THROUGH TELEHEALTH TO OVERCOME GEOGRAPHIC BARRIERS. SUPPORT MODERNIZES DIGITAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS TO ENHANCE OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY. AND LINCS IMPROVES AND OPTIMIZES DATA SHARING ACROSS CLINICS, HOSPITALS, BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROVIDERS, AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS TO ENABLE COORDINATED CARE. CREATED THROUGH ROBUST STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT, THESE INITIATIVES AIM TO UNITE RURAL PROVIDERS, COMMUNITY PARTNERS, AND PUBLIC HEALTH ENTITIES TO TRANSFORM HEALTHCARE DELIVERY, STRENGTHEN PATIENT-CENTERED CARE, AND DRIVE MEASURABLE IMPROVEMENTS IN HEALTH, COORDINATION, AND FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY ACROSS RURAL UTAH. UTAH’S RHTP FRAMEWORK ASCRIBES TO A CORE UTAH FINANCING PRINCIPLE: TO USE ONE-TIME FUNDING TO CONVERT SHORT-TERM INVESTMENTS INTO LASTING OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCIES AND POLICY REFORMS. BY ALIGNING FINANCIAL INCENTIVES, MODERNIZING INFRASTRUCTURE, EXPANDING TELEHEALTH CAPACITY, AND ADDRESSING WORKFORCE SHORTAGES, UTAH IS POSITIONED TO CULTIVATE A DATA-DRIVEN, PATIENT-CENTERED RURAL HEALTH SYSTEM THAT SUPPORTS PROVIDERS TO THRIVE AND ENSURES RURAL UTAHNS HAVE CONSISTENT ACCESS TO HIGH-QUALITY CARE FOR GENERATIONS TO COME. LEAD ORGANIZATION: UTAH DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SUBRECIPIENTS/SUB-AWARDEES: POST NOTICE OF AWARD, THE STATE WILL SELECT SUBRECIPIENTS. TOTAL BUDGET AMOUNT REQUESTED: $1,000,000,000$195.7M
- 2026-03-20MEDICAID ENTITLEMENT FOR 55 - FY 2026 - T19$137.2M
Sources
- USAspending.gov — all awards for this UEI →
- SAM.gov entity registration →
- Award record ingested from usaspending. Source identifier ASST_NON_NH23IP922580_075.
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