RHT-AFA-08-25-2026-PHA HDA Home Dialysis Access
West Virginia’s Rural Health Transformation Program (Personal Health Accelerator) is seeking proposals to design, implement, and run a statewide or multi-county Home Dialysis Access Program. The goal is to increase clinically appropriate patients’ initiation and continuation of home dialysis for advanced CKD and ESRD by removing non-reimbursable barriers through outreach, navigation, education…
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