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Welcome to the RCORP-TA Portal
The TA Portal, supported through the Rural Communities Opioid Response Program (RCORP), an initiative of the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), allows RCORP grantees to request technical assistance, find nearby grantees or grantees with a similar focus and connect to a repository of resources tailored to support RCORP grantees.
RCORP-TA News Highlights
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RCORP Grantee Data Collection Resources: Performance Improvement Measurement System (PIMS) Guidance
HRSA and RCORP-Evaluation (CVP) have developed guidance to assist your RCORP data collection and Performance Improvement Measurement System (PIMS) reporting efforts. The data collection resources for grantee cohorts are different and can be found below.
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RCORP-TA In-Focus Videos
In-Focus Videos are concise, on-demand technical assistance resources developed by RCORP-TA to provide grantees with focused guidance on priority topics.
Resources and Trainings
Access a repository of resources tailored to support RCORP grantees.
Featured Resources
- Use this one-pager to equip rural-based programs with tools to turn data into meaningful, action-driven stories.
Upcoming Events
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October Ask-a-Grantee Session: Citizens Memorial Hospital District of Polk County (Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome II) Event host: RCORP-TA
Oct 30, 2025– -
Rural Peer Hour Event host: RCORP-TA
Nov 4, 2025– -
Recovery Office Hour Event host: RCORP-TA
Nov 5, 2025–
Upcoming Webinars
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RCORP Town Hall-Style Webinar: Addressing Burnout in the Rural Behavioral Health Workforce Webinar Event host: RCORP-TA
Nov 4, 2025– -
RCORP Town Hall-Style Webinar: New and Upcoming Telemedicine Rules – What Rural Addiction Treatment Providers Need to Know Event host: RCORP-TA
Nov 18, 2025–
New Funding Opportunities
- Closing date: Continuous acceptance, no close date
Rural Roads: The RCORPodcast
Engaging Patients in Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder
In this episode, Tim Rabolt and Dr. C discuss the challenges faced by clinicians in engaging patients with opioid use disorder (OUD) in treatment.