NC RHTP · Rural Health Transformation Program Prototype
Analytics Portal
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Rural Health Transformation Program · North Carolina Prototype
NC RHTP Analytics Portal
Initiative implementation, population health, facility and agency assets, and provider workforce data for North Carolina — built to track progress, identify rural access gaps, and prioritize investment.
Dashboards
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Move from program implementation to community health outcomes, organizational facilities and agencies, and the individual clinical workforce delivering care. The four views connect initiative progress, population, place, and people.
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Program Implementation
RHTP Initiatives
Follow statewide initiatives and Region 5 implementation from funding and grantee work plans through 30/60/90-day deliverables, outcomes, claims, and executive progress reporting.
6 Initiatives Region 5 Grantee Tracking
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Community Health
Population Health Dashboard
County-level disease burden, risk behaviors, prevention, and social needs across 40 measures from the CDC PLACES 2025 release. Compare counties to the state average, explore Managed Care Region patterns, and build county profiles.
100 Counties 40 Measures 6 MC Regions
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Organizational Assets
County Asset Inventory
Organizational (facility & agency) providers on file with NPPES — hospitals, residential treatment facilities, agencies, transportation, and more — mapped by taxonomy type across every county.
22 Categories NPPES Extract Facility & Agency
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Individual Workforce
Provider Workforce Inventory
Individual (Type 1) NPPES providers by taxonomy, classification, and specialty — viewable as per-100,000-population rates or raw counts, with a county heatmap, searchable provider directory, and choropleth map.
Per 100K Rates Provider Directory Map
About This Portal
Rural Health Transformation Program — North Carolina

This portal brings together four complementary views of rural health transformation in North Carolina: how initiatives and grantees are progressing (RHTP Initiatives), where health needs are greatest (Population Health), what organizational infrastructure exists to meet those needs (County Asset Inventory), and who is delivering care on the ground (Provider Workforce Inventory).

Each dashboard is county-level and cross-referenced against the state's six Managed Care Regions and Urban/Rural designations, so gaps between health need, facility access, and workforce supply can be identified side by side.