Delaware to Receive More than $160 Million in Federal Funding for Rural Health Care

Delaware to receive more than $160 million in federal funding for rural health care

Delaware will receive more than $160 million in federal funding to continue improving health care access and services in rural communities across the state, according to the Delaware Health and Social Services.

Delaware Secures $160,294,521.00 in Year 2 Funding to Continue Historic Investment in Rural Health Care - State of Delaware News

NEW CASTLE – Delaware will receive $160,294,521.00 in second-year federal funding through the Rural Health Transformation Program, continuing the state’s work to strengthen health care in rural communities across Delaware. The Year 2 award builds on more than $150 million Delaware received in the program’s first year to advance projects focused on improving access to […]

Delaware Receives Over $160-million through Rural Health Transformation Program

Delaware will receive over $160-million in second-year federal funding through the Rural Health Transformation Program. This builds on the over $150-million the First State received in the program's first year to advance projects focused on improving access to care, lowering costs, growing the health care workforce and preparing providers for the future. Nearly 400,000 Delawareans live in rural communities, primarily in Kent and Sussex counties,…