
Alison Miller
30:36 - 31:13
"following that individual project-level evaluation, the department leadership will complete a portfolio-level review, which is where we're sort of checking for that, that broader, more sort of puzzle aspect to the applications, making sure that all of the projects fit together, that there is even distribution across the state, that we're meeting the biggest needs and serving all populations as much as we can."
“following that individual project-level evaluation, the department leadership will complete a portfolio-level review, which is where we're sort of checking for that, that broader, more sort of puzzle aspect to the applications, making sure that all of the projects fit together, that there is even distribution across the state, that we're meeting the biggest needs and serving all populations as much as we can.”
Review, but also a tool—. Excuse me—. A tool for applicants. They had access to it during the application preparation process so that they could see what, what we were going to focus on during the review process. And then following that individual project-level evaluation, the department leadership will complete a portfolio-level review, which is where we're sort of checking for that, that broader, more sort of puzzle aspect to the applications, making sure that all of the projects fit together, that there is even distribution across the state, that we're meeting the biggest needs and serving all populations as much as we can.
Alaska's Department of Health told its advisory council Wednesday that CMS is allowing states to adjust milestone timelines in the Rural Health Transformation Program, and the agency has begun working through possible revisions to targets it described as front-loaded. The council also heard that 365 implementation applications are under review, with awards expected to begin in August.
