Regional Excellence for Access to Comprehensive Care for Hemophilia Networks (REACH Networks)

The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) is seeking up to eight regional “REACH Networks” to expand and improve coordinated, evidence‑based comprehensive care for individuals with hemophilia and related bleeding disorders. The grant will fund activities that increase access to care, conduct quality‑improvement projects, train the workforce, and provide ongoing education for Hemophilia Treatment Center staff, with an emphasis on best practices and lifespan transition services. Recipients must be domestic public or private entities (including tribal organizations) and will receive a fixed award amount of $450,000 each. • Purpose: Strengthen regional networks to deliver comprehensive hemophilia care. • Funding: Up to 8 awards, $450,000 per award (total estimated funding $3.6 M). • Eligible applicants: State, local, tribal, nonprofit, for‑profit, and educational entities. • Timeline: Applications open 08/24/2026, due 12/22/2026; award expected 05/02/2027; project start 06/01/2027. • Scope of work: Expand access, quality‑improvement initiatives, workforce training, education, and best‑practice dissemination. • Reporting: Standard HRSA grant reporting requirements.