FY27 Long-Term Care Provider Fund

FY27 Long-Term Care Provider Fund

The Long-Term Care Provider Fund will be used to improve protection of the health and safety of residents in long-term care facilities through the expansion of Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program services.

Long-Term Care Ombudsmen are advocates for residents of nursing homes and residential care communities. Ombudsmen provide information about resident rights. Under the federal Older Americans Act, every state is required to have an Ombudsman Program that addresses complaints and advocates for improvements in the long-term care system.

Details

• Awarding Agency: Department On Aging
• CSFA Number: 402-05-1487
• CSFA Popular Name: Long-Term Care Provider Fund
• Announcement Type: Initial Announcement
• Award Type: Non Competitive
• Total Funding Available: $6,050,000.00
• Expected Number of Awards: 13
• Funding Sources: State
• Indirect Costs Allowed: No
• Posted Date: 2026-04-28
• Award Period: 2026-07-01 – 2027-06-30

Funding Source Description

State funding available to Area Agencies on Aging through FY2027 budgeted appropriation for the Long-Term Care Provider Grant.

PSA 01 = $398,805
PSA 02 = $1,374,064
PSA 03 = $317,231
PSA 04 = $282,789
PSA 05 = $501,528
PSA 06 = $106,431
PSA 07 = $351,674
PSA 08 = $424,184
PSA 09 = $137,852
PSA 10 = $91,325
PSA 11 = $175,233
PSA 12 = $736,580
PSA 13 = $1,152,304

State Award Notices

A Notice of State Award (NOSA) shall be sent to each successful applicant using the GATA web portal. A Uniform Grant Agreement shall be sent to the Grantee once the awarded entity has signed the NOSA. The NOSA shall include estimated project start date, as well as any programmatic and financial special conditions.

Administrative and National Policy Requirements

The NOSAs shall include all necessary information regarding terms, conditions, and additional requirements of the resulting grants.

Reporting

The Grantee shall submit to the Department, program reports montly.