Department of Health and Human Services federal obligations in Rhode Island

HHS and Rhode Island in one cell

This tie reports the USAspending intersection of awarding agency 075 and Rhode Island (RI) place of performance. The $18,635,263,912.54 figure sums matching obligations. Rhode Island’s all-agency hub is larger in scope; the HHS national hub is larger in the other direction. Quoting this page as either parent would drop a filter.

Two thousand two hundred fifty-nine awards against $18.64 billion is a relatively sparse row count for the dollars involved. That shape often appears when large assistance awards dominate, but the packet does not list CFDA numbers. The join also does not measure Rhode Island’s health outcomes or uninsured rate, and it does not rank the state as more dependent on federal health dollars than neighbors.

Rhode Island’s 2,259 HHS records and $18,635,263,912.54 need only a short extra caution: do not divide by land area. Land area is not in the facts. The lawful ratio here is $18,635,263,912.54 to 2,259 awards. That is about $8.25 million per award, a concentration statistic, not a map of Providence clinics.

Department of Health and Human Services as 075

Agency code 075 is the HHS parent in this extract. Sub-agencies can sit underneath it in the source. This packet supplies one dollar total and one award count for the parent-plus-Rhode Island slice. The overlay /states/ri/agencies/075/ is the same pair in table form.

A national HHS page will show other states. $18,635,263,912.54 is Rhode Island’s tagged share in the aggregate, not the department’s full obligation book. 2,259 is not the number of HHS employees in Rhode Island.

Rhode Island as place of performance

Rhode Island is state code RI. Place of performance can mean work in-state, a recipient address, or a reporting convention. Awards coded to Massachusetts, Connecticut, or other states stay outside this $18,635,263,912.54 total even when patients or vendors cross those lines. The join cannot reconstruct those crossings. A small land area does not make the USAspending tag any less of a binary state filter.

Statewide Rhode Island federal spending is the parent geography. SSA, Defense, and other awarding agencies are separate columns. This page keeps 075 and RI only.

The $8.25 million average

Mean obligation of about $8.25 million ($18,635,263,912.54 ÷ 2,259) is a concentration statistic. A few very large awards can pull the mean far from the median. This page has no median and no top-award list. 2,259 is an award-record count, not 2,259 clinics.

Net totals can include de-obligations. Readers should not treat the average as a typical invoice to a Rhode Island provider.

What the pair does not claim

Rhode Island place-of-performance tagging does not mean FEC receipts from Rhode Island funded these awards. Obligations are not outlays. The page does not rank Rhode Island as healthier or sicker than other states. It reports one USAspending join.

Continue from Department of Health and Human Services in Rhode Island for the overlay, Rhode Island federal spending for all agencies, Department of Health and Human Services for agency 075 nationally, and All spending ties for other pairs.

How to read the Rhode Island–HHS numbers

Rhode Island HHS ($18,635,263,912.54, 2,259 awards) shows that a small-land-area tag can still carry an assistance-scale total. Land area is not in the packet and should not be used as a per-square-mile denominator. The documented ratio is dollars to 2,259 awards, about $8.25 million each on average. Two thousand two hundred fifty-nine rows collapse every HHS operating division that used 075 and RI. Medicaid-branded programs, if present, are not isolated. Use a CFDA-state page for a listing-level question.

Massachusetts and Connecticut are the land borders; the Bay is not a state code. Providence and the rest of the state share RI. Awards tagged MA or CT are absent from $18,635,263,912.54 even when a patient drives twenty minutes.

Questions

How much HHS funding is obligated in Rhode Island?

USAspending records $18,635,263,912.54 in obligations for awarding agency 075 (Department of Health and Human Services) with Rhode Island place of performance, covering 2,259 awards. That is an obligation aggregate for this pair, not an outlay figure and not HHS’s national total.

Is this Rhode Island Medicaid only?

The facts do not split CFDA programs inside this cell. The filter is agency 075 plus RI place of performance. $18,635,263,912.54 includes whatever HHS awards carry those tags, which may mix assistance listings.

What is the average HHS award in Rhode Island?

Dividing $18,635,263,912.54 by 2,259 awards yields about $8.25 million per award. That mean is a concentration statistic, not a typical hospital claim.

Does this include Veterans Affairs health spending in Rhode Island?

No. Veterans Affairs is a different awarding agency. This join is HHS agency 075 only. VA dollars, if any, appear on a separate state–agency page.