Helping Rural Counties Get maximum federal funding through secure, cross-sector interoperability.

Are you facing pressure to modernize rural health care with limited resources? Read this.

The Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) is a new, $50 billion federal initiative designed to strengthen health care delivery in rural America.

Our platform enables a statewide RHTP infrastructure through a flexible hub model, allowing local or regional hubs to stand up and interconnect as needed. Julota helps these programs:

By creating a statewide RHTP coordination fabric, without forcing a one-size-fits-all operating mode, you can demonstrate innovation, accelerate outcomes, and unlock maximum Rural Health Transformation funding.

Julota Unites Your Entire Rural Response Team

At Julota, stronger rural health starts with stronger connections.

By integrating Julota into their RHTP proposals, states can strengthen their submissions with a proven, ready-to-deploy interoperability platform that meets federal innovation and sustainability goals.

Because the system is cloud-based, agencies can begin a scoped build right away (12 weeks at minimum, longer for advanced projects) and demonstrate measurable outcomes within the grant period. Beyond the grant cycle, Julota provides lasting digital infrastructure that unites healthcare, EMS, and community partners under one secure, connected network.

Julota is a cloud-based interoperability and care coordination platform that connects the full ecosystem of rural care providers:

Critical Access Hospitals

Federally Qualified Health Centers

Telehealth Providers

Primary Care Practices

EMS & Mobile Integrated Health Teams

Community Based Organizations

JULOTA: Coordinating your Rural Health Solutions

Using Julota, communities can unite hospitals, clinics, EMS, and community partners to create one secure, interoperable network of care, exactly what states need to stand out as a Rural Health Transformation Program.

Community Paramedics
Critical Access Rural Hospitals
Federally Qualified Health Clinics
Behavioral Health Clinicians
Primary Care Physicians
Telehealth Providers
Social Workers
Public Health Nurses
Community-Based Organizations

Sustainability Beyond the Grant

When adding Julota to their RHTP proposals, states can strengthen applications with a proven, ready-to-deploy sustainable financial models:

EMS can bill for SDOH assessments.

Critical Access Hospitals can share savings from reduced ER use and avoidable readmissions.

EMS and CAHs can share Julota’s costs while improving rural outcomes.

This directly addresses one of CMS’s top concerns: ensuring sustainability beyond grant funding.

Fully Compliant With Healthcare, Substance Use Treatment, and Law Enforcement Privacy and Security Regulations

Seamless ePCR Solution Integration

Smooth EHR Integration

Rural Health Transformation Program FAQs

What is the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP)?

The Rural Health Transformation Program is a $50 billion federal initiative administered by CMS to strengthen health care delivery in rural America. States apply for funding with proposals that show innovation, measurable outcomes, and sustainability beyond the grant period.

How does Julota fit into a state's RHTP proposal?

Julota gives a state a proven, ready-to-deploy interoperability and care coordination platform to name in its proposal. It meets the program’s innovation and sustainability goals by connecting hospitals, clinics, EMS, and community partners in one secure network and by producing the outcome data CMS expects.

What is the hub model, and why does it matter for a statewide program?

The hub model lets local or regional hubs stand up on their own schedule and interconnect as they are ready, instead of forcing every county into one operating model. A state gets a single coordination fabric while each region keeps workflows that fit its providers.

Which rural providers can Julota connect?

Critical Access Hospitals, Federally Qualified Health Centers, primary care practices, telehealth providers, EMS and mobile integrated health teams, behavioral health clinicians, public health nurses, social workers, and community-based organizations all work from the same shared record.

How does Julota help programs prove outcomes to CMS?

Julota closes referral loops so every handoff is confirmed, tracks services and follow-up across agencies, and reports outcomes such as avoided emergency department visits, reduced readmissions, and completed referrals. That is the cross-agency evidence rural programs have struggled to produce.

How does Julota manage consent and privacy across sectors?

Consent is captured and managed in the platform, and access is permission-based by role, so a hospital, an EMS crew, and a social services partner each see only what they are authorized to see. Julota complies with HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, and CJIS requirements.

Does Julota replace our EHR or ePCR?

No. Julota integrates with the EHR and ePCR systems providers already use and adds the coordination layer between them. Providers keep their systems of record and gain shared referrals, care plans, and outcomes across the network.

What does sustainability beyond the grant look like?

Julota supports financial models that outlast RHTP funding: EMS can bill for social determinants of health assessments, Critical Access Hospitals can share savings from reduced ER use and avoidable readmissions, and EMS and hospitals can share the platform’s cost while improving outcomes together.

How quickly can a rural network go live?

It depends on the scope of the program, but plan on a minimum 12-week build, and longer for more advanced projects. Julota is cloud-based, so there is no hardware to procure, and the build covers configuring workflows, connecting partners with the right permissions, and training teams. Setting realistic milestones in the proposal lets a state show measurable activity within the grant period without overpromising.

Here's What Our Excellent Clients Say...

The county gave us six months to develop the MIH program. Like most EMS, our data systems were incident-based, but with MIH we needed to keep track of who we saw, how many times and what we saw them for. We also needed to be able to share that information. Julota has worked hard to create a data-sharing program that works for us. They have created bridges with other software vendors that serve different parts of the healthcare system. One software that is focused on hospital emergency visits, and Julota receives data from that source so we are alerted to when one of the patients we serve has gone to the emergency room. Another software collects data for 911/EMS, and Julota gets data from that source. It also integrates EHR data from hospitals.

Peace Island Medical Center has embraced the community health needs assessment process as a means of realizing our mission. Our mission includes building a strong, healthy community by engaging with our community partners to identify disparities and prioritize community health needs. Julota provides our community with a common information exchange that allows us to track coordination of referrals to address social and economic health needs for our patients outside the hospital walls. Healthier communities enable all of us to rise to a better life. Julota is an important community connector technology that will assist us in creating a better future for our community.

We run a co-responder program called PACT (Pitkin Area Co-responder Teams) pairing mental health clinicians with police to prevent unnecessary criminal justice involvement for low-level offenders with behavioral health symptoms or diagnoses. Since we are rural, we must coordinate services over a large geographical area, and we work with three different law jurisdictions. Julota has provided a central platform by which to collect vital data and statistics about the efficacy of our program. Julota is highly customizable, so we were able to tailor workflows to the specific needs of our partners, and consequently, there is no aversion to using it. The Julota staff have been very responsive and patient with our development process and change requests, and while we currently use the platform mostly to track law data, our mental health clinicians will soon be entering their information into it, as Julota is a HIPAA and 42CFR compliant technology. We look forward to exploring the potential of this platform in the coming years!

With Julota in [my] 37 years of working in EMS, this was the first time I’ve seen all the local community organizations and services work together.

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