Public Funding | Coincident Systems

The Rural Health Transformation Program funds coordination infrastructure on a capital-plus-implementation model. That's exactly how we ship.

We ship a deployment story designed for the funding channels rural and tribal healthcare actually use: an on-prem appliance, cloud services, and the on-site implementation work that gets them both used. Not a SaaS line item bolted onto a hospital's operating budget, but a capital award with implementation services attached.

What We Map To

The Coincident Suite aligns to specific line items in the Montana RHTP RFPs. Primes evaluating subcontractors for an RHTP bid can bid us in as named components.

Center of Excellence RFP: strategy & data analytics

Data acquisition. A public data API over a seeded facility inventory, event-stream architecture, and a coverage grid across the state.
Asset inventory. A working dataset of Montana facilities with capability and trauma-level classification, GeoJSON coverage maps.
Gap analysis. Coverage-desert analysis with thousands of grid points classified by response time under current facility placement.
Cost and efficiency. A discrete-event simulation engine for counterfactual modeling: "add a facility here, measure the impact."
Dashboards. Self-service reporting and public-facing dashboards for legislative audiences.
Facility recommendations. Data-backed restructuring recommendations driven by simulated outcomes across resource allocations.

Implementation RFP: transport & real-time coordination

Interfacility transport coordination. A production application for dispatch tracking, facility status, and incident management, already running against the state trauma network.
Transfers and real-time data. Bed availability, transport tracking, and situational-awareness overlays (weather, road, capacity) in a single operational view.
Population health pilots. Simulation, coverage modeling, and counterfactual analysis to design and evaluate interventions.
Consumer-facing EHR modules. A FHIR R4 bridge plus an EHR-training environment already in use with university partners.

Tribal Health and IHS

Rural health dollars increasingly flow through state partnerships with tribal health entities and IHS area offices. Our on-prem appliance path was built for exactly that geometry: a pre-configured box that sits inside a critical-access clinic or tribal health center, listens for the HL7v2 its existing EHR already emits, and ships normalized data up to the coordination layer over HTTPS.

We don't replace the EHR. We don't require the facility to change vendors. We don't ask for a cloud migration before there's a reason to. We bring the hardware, install it, and do the week of implementation work that separates software that gets used from software that sits on a shelf.

Who This Page Is For

Primes bidding RHTP or IHS awards

If you're evaluating subcontractors for a CoE or Implementation bid, we're already mapped to your line items. Send the RFP and we'll send a fit memo back inside a week.

State rural health and trauma programs

If you received an RHTP planning award and are scoping the technology you'll actually buy, we have a deployed reference architecture and a working Montana install.

Tribal health IT and IHS area offices

If you're planning a coordination upgrade across your service unit or across multiple tribal health centers, our on-prem appliance path keeps your data inside your facilities while still giving you the shared operational picture.

Policymakers and legislative staff

If you're evaluating whether the state's rural health technology investment is producing outcomes, the dashboards and scenario-modeling work above is specifically built to answer that.

Scoping an RHTP bid, an IHS engagement, or a state-level rural health technology investment?

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