Rural Health Transformation Toolkit

CCAM-TAC has launched a brand new toolkit! This toolkit is designed to help transit providers play a role in fixing the current rural health paradox. This toolkit provides information on the new CMS Rural Health Transformation Program and how transit providers in different states can help bridge the gap in rural health.

Check out the toolkit here!

CCAM-TAC Website Survey

We’re excited to invite you to help shape the next phase of CCAM‑TAC’s online resources.

As we update our website, we want those improvements to reflect what transportation partners and communities truly need. If you use CCAM‑TAC materials in your work, your perspective is essential.

We’re asking users to share their insight through a brief survey—about 5–7 minutes—to help us strengthen the clarity, accessibility, and usefulness of our site.

Fill out the survey here

You Get What You Measure

Knowing what your metrics are and measurements are key to understanding how your project is working. You Get What You Measure is a methodology for identifying what you should be measuring to understand the success of your service or program. If you want to bring the training to your community, email Wagner@ctaa.org

Read about You Get What You Measure

NEW Innovative Coordinated Access and Mobility (ICAM) Pilot Program Webpage!

The Innovative Coordinated Access and Mobility (ICAM) Pilot Program is a Federal Transit Administration (FTA) competitive program that funds innovative capital projects designed to improve coordination of public transportation and non‑emergency medical transportation (NEMT) for older adults, people with disabilities, and individuals with low incomes. Its main purpose is to improve access to public transportation by building partnerships among health, transportation, and other service providers.

CCAM-TAC provides technical assistance to the grantees on behalf of FTA, and we have created a new webpage with information about the program

Check the page out here!