Health Resources and Services Administration.
United States government agency
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Active this week
Earlier this month
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Administration policies are impacting medical education financing and are under scrutiny regarding physician shortage data.Well supported3 reports
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HRSA recognized a health center in Massachusetts, while Julio Mazul serves in the state's health system.Some support1 report
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Boxabl is building housing units to meet the needs of remote healthcare workers employed by IHS and HRSA.Some support1 report
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HHS unilaterally terminated telework agreements and Falvo ruled on an unfair labor practice case involving the National Treasury Employees Union.Some support1 report
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HRSA classifies rural hospitals in Arkansas, showing high risk of closure in Arkansas, Connecticut, and Rhode Island due to Medicare cost data.Some support1 report
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Federal grant funds Western Nevada College expansion.Some support1 report
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Casey B. Mulligan, an author at HHS, is involved in the tracking of Medicare drug payments.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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Health Resources and Services Administration received federal grants for programs at Viterbo University.Some support3 reports
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HRSA monitors healthcare shortages in the state of Indiana.Some support1 report1 development inside
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HRSA awarded federal funding to Liberty Resources on September 24, 2026.Some support1 report
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Control Data Corporation and HRSA are collaborating on a maternal and infant deaths bill involving Virginia.Some support1 report
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Lori Ann Eldridge received a $300,000 grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration after conducting interviews in Carteret County.Some support1 report
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Health Resources and Services Administration designated health professional shortage areas on August 28, 2026.Well supported8 reports
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HRSA designated Penobscot County for a health shortage, while Penobscot Community Health Care serves seniors on Medicare.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The Health Resources and Services Administration awarded quality badges to Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center based on its 2025 performance data and its operation within the state's recognized network.Some support1 report
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HHS is establishing healthcare centers across the US, funded through HRSA, with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. commenting on the policy.Well supported3 reports1 development inside
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HRSA is evaluating programs authorized by the agency, involving the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General.Some support1 report
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Partnership between Brenau University and HRSA addresses Georgia's critical nursing workforce needs.Some support1 report
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A revised 340B Rebate Model Pilot Program is underway, with WAC serving as the basis for all rebate claims, involving Medicare.Some support3 reports
Gone quiet
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced decertification via HHS while HRSA oversees organ procurement in Indiana and Ohio.Some support10 reports1 development inside
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Organ donation providers are being investigated across state lines in Indiana and Kentucky.Some support1 report
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Thomas Engels has been appointed to serve as the Administrator for the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA).Some support1 report
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HRSA requires Department of Health & Human Services approval for participation in 340B updates.Some support1 report
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The American Hospital Association urges Congress to use oversight authority as Eli Lilly informs HRSA of its 340B program changes.Well supported8 reports
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Children's Health Defense cited a report released by the Health Resources and Services Administration.Some support1 report
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A government official oversaw legislative portfolios and advised clients on policy strategy across multiple US health agencies.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Eli Lilly reported compliance status to HRSA and is scheduled to present data at a meeting in Stockholm.Some support1 report
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What's reaching Health Resources and Services Administration
Events traced to Health Resources and Services Administration, step by step, newest first- Jail expansion debate could shift HRSA's focus on Penobscot CountyJail expansion debate may shift HRSA's focus on Penobscot County's health shortagePossible
- HRSA's operations may shift amid new anti-fraud focusHRSA's operational guidance may shift due to Trump administration's anti-fraud focusPossible
- Lawsuit challenges HRSA's proposed changes to 340B drug programThe Health Resources and Services Administration faces a legal challenge over 340B program changesPossible
- HRSA operations may shift as HHS limits federal care fundingHRSA may face significant operational shifts due to HHS's new funding and care restrictionsPossible
- HRSA's mandates may shift amid Head Start policy overhaulHRSA's operational mandates may shift as HHS overhauls Head Start regulationsPossible
Explainers that pass through Health Resources and Services Administration
Health Resources and Services Administration is a step on the way to someone elseAround Health Resources and Services Administration this week
News at the entities that move Health Resources and Services Administration most-
Department of Health & Human Services StructuralChina's NBS reports declining fixed-asset investment while the Trump administration implements staffing cuts and proposes ending NASA missions.Moves Health Resources and Services Administration
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Donald Trump OperationalDe-escalation in the Middle East reduces crude oil risk premium while Congress limits Trump's fiscal agenda.Moves Health Resources and Services Administration
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. StructuralA survey by Harvard and MGH found a link between vaccines/acetaminophen and autism, while Republicans are more likely to endorse misinformation.Moves Health Resources and Services Administration
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Ohio StructuralA Medicare pilot program has expanded to include Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, Arizona, and New Jersey.Moves Health Resources and Services Administration
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Medicare StructuralA Yale study, Jayapal advocacy, and Grok analysis focus on the structure and potential bill savings of the Medicare for All proposal.Moves Health Resources and Services Administration
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Eli Lilly and Company StructuralMastercard, Eli Lilly, and Visa are noted as holdings within the Vanguard Morningstar Growth ETF (VUG).Moves Health Resources and Services Administration
Connections
The 40 strongest of 81, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Department of Health & Human Services Structural
HRSA is structurally dependent on HHS, receiving funding and requiring formal approval for participation.
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Eli Lilly and Company Structural
Eli Lilly and Company is subject to compliance and oversight requirements and reporting mandates from the Health Resources and Services Administration.
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Casey B. Mulligan Structural
Casey B. Mulligan holds a formal role as an author within the Health Resources and Services Administration.
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Control Data Corporation Structural
The operational existence of both entities is contingent upon the continued funding and mandates established by the annual appropriations act.
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American Hospital Association Operational
AHA actively lobbies and disputes HRSA's policy decisions regarding 340B pricing models and pilot programs.
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Thomas Engels Structural
Thomas Engels holds the office of Administrator for the agency Health Resources and Services Administration.
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Medicare Structural
HRSA manages and oversees key programs and policies, such as drug pricing and the 340B rebate, which are critical to Medicare's operations.
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Donald Trump Operational
Trump's policies and administration pushes actively influence HRSA's operational projections and funding execution.
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dsh Structural
DSH operations are structurally dependent on receiving payments from federal funds administered by HRSA.
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Penobscot County Structural
HRSA has formally designated Penobscot County as experiencing a health shortage.
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Ohio Structural
HRSA operates under a formal mandate to oversee organ procurement within the jurisdiction of Ohio.
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Wac Structural
Wac relies on the HRSA system as the basis for processing its rebate claims.
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Viterbo University Structural
HRSA provides federal grants to Viterbo University to fund specific programs.
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Indiana Structural
HRSA formally oversees organ procurement and monitors healthcare shortages within the state of Indiana.
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Administrative Procedure Act Structural
HRSA's operations are structurally governed by the procedural requirements of the Administrative Procedure Act.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Structural
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. serves as the Secretary of the Health Resources and Services Administration.
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Wisconsin Operational
HRSA provides health services and funding to clinics operating within the state of Wisconsin.
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Lori Ann Eldridge Transactional
A received $300,000 in grant funding from B.
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Tim Kaine Operational
Tim Kaine's legislative efforts involve and influence the policies and programs managed by HRSA, particularly regarding maternal health.
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Lakeland Community Hospital Structural
HRSA administers programs that provide funding and technical assistance to Lakeland Community Hospital.
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Connecticut Operational
The federal agency evaluates and influences the state through the awarding of quality badges based on performance data.
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University of Louisville Structural
University of Louisville receives federal funding through the Health Resources and Services Administration.
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West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine Structural
The medical school responds to federal shortage area designations set by the Health Resources and Services Administration.
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Western Nevada College Structural
HRSA provides federal grant funding to Western Nevada College to support its expansion.
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Bowie State University Structural
A relies on B's academic output and data to inform its operational and educational strategies.
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Jefferson County Structural
HRSA provides funding to Jefferson County to support health equity initiatives.
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Iowa Transactional
Iowa receives federal funding from the Health Resources and Services Administration.
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North Carolina Structural
HRSA tracks and forecasts state nursing shortfalls within North Carolina.
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Indian Health Service Shared context
Both agencies operate within the context of US government healthcare policy and resource tracking.
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Texas Structural
Texas participated in a pilot program managed by the Health Resources and Services Administration.
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Michael T. Benson Transactional
The individual (Michael T. Benson) is linked to a university that is actively seeking an award from the agency (HRSA).
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National Treasury Employees Union Operational
HHS policy actions regarding telework agreements directly affect the interests of the National Treasury Employees Union.
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Massachusetts Shared context
HRSA performs regulatory functions, such as recognizing health centers, within the jurisdiction of Massachusetts.
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CDC Foundation Transactional
HHS awarded a $5 million grant to the CDC Foundation.
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Raleigh Shared context
HRSA reports on mental health shortages within North Carolina, the state containing Raleigh.
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Southern Arkansas University Structural
The initiative involving Southern Arkansas University receives funding from the Health Resources and Services Administration.
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Association of American Medical Colleges Mentioned together
The two entities are co-mentioned in the context of medical workforce shortage projections.
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Michael J. Falvo Structural
Michael J. Falvo issued a ruling regarding an unfair labor practice involving the Health Resources and Services Administration.
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Goodwin Mentioned together
Goodwin reported on policy updates made by the Health Resources and Services Administration regarding the 340B program.
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Lake Superior State University Structural
The relationship involves Lake Superior State University seeking formal governmental approval from HRSA regarding changes to its operational scope.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
1 eventOctober 2026
7 events- HRSA recognized a health center in Massachusetts, while Julio Mazul serves in the state's health system.
- Boxabl is building housing units to meet the needs of remote healthcare workers employed by IHS and HRSA.
- HHS unilaterally terminated telework agreements and Falvo ruled on an unfair labor practice case involving the National Treasury Employees Union.
- HRSA classifies rural hospitals in Arkansas, showing high risk of closure in Arkansas, Connecticut, and Rhode Island due to Medicare cost data.
- Federal grant funds Western Nevada College expansion.
- Casey B. Mulligan, an author at HHS, is involved in the tracking of Medicare drug payments.
- Health Resources and Services Administration received federal grants for programs at Viterbo University.
September 2026
5 events- Administration policies are impacting medical education financing and are under scrutiny regarding physician shortage data.
- HRSA monitors healthcare shortages in the state of Indiana.
- HRSA awarded federal funding to Liberty Resources on September 24, 2026.
- Control Data Corporation and HRSA are collaborating on a maternal and infant deaths bill involving Virginia.
- Lori Ann Eldridge received a $300,000 grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration after conducting interviews in Carteret County.
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August 2026
11 events- Health Resources and Services Administration designated health professional shortage areas on August 28, 2026.
- HRSA designated Penobscot County for a health shortage, while Penobscot Community Health Care serves seniors on Medicare.
- The Health Resources and Services Administration awarded quality badges to Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center based on its 2025 performance data and its operation within the state's recognized network.
- HHS is establishing healthcare centers across the US, funded through HRSA, with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. commenting on the policy.
- HRSA is evaluating programs authorized by the agency, involving the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General.
- Partnership between Brenau University and HRSA addresses Georgia's critical nursing workforce needs.
- A revised 340B Rebate Model Pilot Program is underway, with WAC serving as the basis for all rebate claims, involving Medicare.
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced decertification via HHS while HRSA oversees organ procurement in Indiana and Ohio.
- Organ donation providers are being investigated across state lines in Indiana and Kentucky.
- Thomas Engels has been appointed to serve as the Administrator for the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA).
- HRSA requires Department of Health & Human Services approval for participation in 340B updates.