Who Qualifies for Rural Integrated Care Models in Indiana
GrantID: 75337
Grant Funding Amount Low: $250,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $250,000
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Grant Overview
Indiana contains 55 of 92 counties designated rural, with 22 percent of residents over age 65 and primary care access limited to 1.8 physicians per 1,000 in non-metro areas. This eligibility-focused grant supports early-career researchers developing integrated care models that combine health and social services in these counties.
Eligibility Criteria for Indiana Rural Models Investigators must propose models tested in counties with population density below 100 persons per square mile and with documented social determinant screening gaps exceeding 40 percent at local health departments. Required documentation includes agreements with at least two Indiana Area Agencies on Aging and county health officers. Salary support requests must dedicate 45 percent to travel among dispersed clinic sites along routes such as US-40 and I-69 corridors.
Application requirements include baseline data from the Indiana Management Performance Hub showing current referral completion rates below 55 percent for food assistance and transportation services. Review evaluates whether the model incorporates Indiana's hospital community benefit reporting obligations under state code. Proposals receive higher scores when they specify outcome measures aligned with the state's 12 rural health networks rather than urban-centric systems.
Fit assessment shows strongest results for studies that map eligibility pathways through Indiana's 1915(i) Medicaid waivers. Projects focused exclusively on Indianapolis or Northwest Indiana industrial counties score lower due to mismatch with the rural archetype requirements. Funded models generate county-specific enrollment projections and service utilization logs.
Model Testing Requirements in Indiana Progress reports track integrated service enrollment numbers and reductions in preventable emergency visits using Indiana data resources. Mentorship addresses Indiana's certificate of need process for new service lines. Unlike Kentucky programs, Indiana requires explicit integration with the state's 211 referral system and county-level emergency medical service protocols.
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