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Indiana to receive $200 million from Trump administration for rural health: What it'll pay for
The money comes from a five-year, $50 billion program investing in rural health care access, stemming from the One Big ...
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Indiana awarded over $200 million federal grant to invest in rural healthcare quality, access
According to a news release from the governor's office, the federal grant will go towards supporting "GROW: Cultivating Rural ...
Both states were awarded funding as part of the Rural Health Transformation plan, which will provide $50 billion nationwide ...
Indiana to receive $200 million from federal government for rural healthcare. But health experts say those funds are unlikely ...
In Indiana, new laws include property tax reform, consumer data protection, health care reforms, SNAP benefits and new ...
As Hoosiers ring in 2026, three major initiatives have been announced for the new year, two related to the SNAP program and one addressing disparities in rural health. Hoosiers who use ...
Indiana will receive $207 million to launch a the first year of a five-year initiative focused on rural health, officials ...
The State of Indiana has received a $207 million federal grant to improve its rural healthcare infrastructure. In a press ...
INDIANAPOLIS — At a ceremonial bill signing on Wednesday, Indiana Gov. Mike Braun announced that the state of Indiana is “leading the nation in health care reform.” Braun ceremoniously signed 10 bills ...
By the end of June 2029, Indiana’s largest hospital systems must lower their prices to the state average or risk losing their ...
Four national studies show Hoosier hospitals are becoming more affordable, the Indiana Hospital Association announced Monday. The results are a significant contrast to the RAND 2.0 report that found ...
Federal law enforcement officials charged nearly 200 people, including more than a dozen providers across Indiana, for defrauding health care programs and scheming against vulnerable patients. U. S.
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