As of October 13, 2026, a Utah Medicaid handout says the state will end Targeted Adult Medicaid on June 30, 2027, because CMS will no longer approve its 12-month continuous eligibility. In September 2026, 6,900 people were enrolled.
Utah's Office of Rural Health opened two Rural Health Transformation Program competitions under its RISE initiative on September 11, both due October 29, 2026 at 5:00 PM MDT.
At a Utah advocacy event covered July 30, Rachel Craig of the Association for Utah Community Health — the state's primary care association — said Medicaid has "enabled stability and prosperity for hundreds of thousands of Utah families across every corner of…
Utah's rural health funding page lists SHIFT 3.3 Rural EMS with up to $12,500,000.00 and an application window of August 12 through September 13, 2026 at 11:59 PM MDT.
Fourth Street Clinic reports that 91% of its patients were unhoused in 2025, demand for behavioral-health and substance-use-disorder support rose 14%, and prescriptions dispensed increased 11%, from 90,517 in 2024 to 103,605 in 2025.
Enterprise Valley Medical Clinic's current website names six care providers: Thomas Bigham, DO; Jessica Lucchesi, FNP-C; Zach Fisher, PA-C; Brandon Thomas, FNP-C and medical director; Chaz Whitbeck, MMSc, PA-C; and Isaac Wallin, CMHC.
Family Healthcare's current Riverside page posts general clinic hours of 7 a.m.–8 p.m. Monday–Friday and 7 a.m.–1 p.m. Saturday, equal to 71 posted hours per week, and names 18 care providers spanning family medicine, advanced practice, dental…
Utah Navajo Health System Inc. Reports more than 400 employees, 50 doctors, and 15,000 patients and says it provides medical, dental, and behavioral health care across the northern Navajo Nation and southeastern Utah…
The live Utah DHHS funding page lists the SPRINT Consortium competition as open July 10–August 7, 2026, with a required nonbinding letter of intent due July 27.
The live Utah DHHS page lists RISE 2.5 as open July 7–August 4, 2026, with as many as six awards totaling up to $20 million in year one and up to $100 million over five years, contingent on funding.
CMS's Utah demonstration page lists the July 15, 2025 Community Engagement application under pending applications and labels the demonstration status pending.
Utah Medicaid's May 2026 Pharmacy Services manual says covered entities must bill 340B drugs at actual acquisition cost. Medical claims use TB or JG modifiers; point-of-sale claims use basis-of-cost value 8 and submission-clarification code 20.
HRSA's 2024 Utah state table covers 12 reporting Health Center Program awardees and reports 143,779 total patients. Of them, 62,492 were uninsured and 26,747 had Medicaid/CHIP as principal medical coverage.
Utah DHHS reports a first-year CMS Rural Health Transformation award of $195,743,566, and its federal disclaimer gives the exact assistance-award total as $195,743,566.29 with 100% CMS/HHS funding.
The CMS Notice of Award obligates $195,743,566.29 for Utah's first budget period, December 29, 2025–October 30, 2026, within a period of performance through October 30, 2030.
AUCH's 2026 fact sheet reports that 14 health centers operate 72 clinics and serve more than 175,000 people annually in Utah, using 2024 UDS data that include 12 Utah, one Arizona/Utah, and one Idaho/Utah/Wyoming organization.
The Utah Academy of Family Physicians' current residency directory identifies the Community Health Centers Family Medicine Residency as Utah's first Teaching Health Center GME program, a 4-4-4 program whose first class began in 2025.
A January 22, 2026 Utah legislative budget presentation allocates $29 million of first-year Rural Health Transformation contractual spending to PATH: $3 million for Gold Medal Schools, $11 million each for food and physical-activity infrastructure…
Enacted HB 15, effective May 6, 2026, keeps Utah's trigger if the expansion federal match falls below 90% but moves the sunset from the next July 1 to the day after the next general legislative session adjourns.
NACHC's live funding page says discretionary health-center appropriations expire September 30, 2026 and mandatory Community Health Center Fund authority expires December 31, 2026.
CMS-2454-IFC was published June 3, 2026 and is effective July 31, 2026. It requires states, absent a good-faith exemption, to apply community engagement to applicable Medicaid adults no later than January 1, 2027.
A May 5, 2026 NACHC account says Utah HB 471 codifies Medicaid work requirements while exempting people experiencing homelessness, and credits collaboration involving AUCH and Salt Lake City's Fourth Street Clinic.
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