Tennessee Rural Health Transformation Program
Tennessee designates 89 of its 95 counties as rural for this program. Tell us where you deliver services and we will check your footprint against that list, then show you the result straight away.
Tennessee’s Rural Health Transformation Program puts federal money behind closing the gap in rural care. For behavioral health, SUD and I/DD providers, the practical barrier is rarely the will to modernize — it is the cost and disruption of moving off the system you are on. That is what this is meant to absorb.
Configuration for your programs and migration of your existing charts, run by our team rather than handed to yours as a project plan.
Role-based training for clinical and front-office staff, with support through the first weeks of live use.
MindWise is currently the only EHR with a production TNWITS integration, so state reporting comes off the record your clinicians already documented in.
A reduced per-user rate for rural providers, which MindWise intends to maintain beyond the grant period rather than reset when funding ends.
Important: this page screens eligibility, it does not award funding. TDH determines final eligibility for the program, and grant-funded onboarding depends on grant contracts being executed.
Providers across the behavioral health and I/DD continuum, in any of the designated counties:
Every Tennessee county is designated rural for this program except the six with locally governed metropolitan health departments — Davidson, Hamilton, Knox, Madison, Shelby, Sullivan. Because the line follows public health governance rather than population, several populous counties are inside it. Do not assume from how rural a county feels.
Takes about two minutes. You will see your result on the next screen.