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Idaho to Receive $182.7M in Second Year of Federal Rural Health Transformation Grant
The award is smaller than Idaho’s first-year grant as federal officials weigh applications and progress reports for the five-year rural health program.
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KPVIIdaho to receive $182.7M in second year of federal rural health transformation grant
Federal authorities said on Monday Idaho will receive about $182.7 million in the second year of a grant designed to improve rural healthcare, marking a reduction from Idaho’s first-year award. The federal Rural Health Transformation grant was part of the 2025 One Big Beautiful Bill Act, in which Congress allocated $50 billion nationwide for the […]
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Idaho Receives Additional $183 Million for Rural Healthcare; Cottonwood and Orofino Hospitals Among Earlier Recipients
BOISE, ID — Idaho has been awarded an additional $182.7 million in federal funding to improve healthcare access and affordability in rural communities, Governor Brad Little announced Monday, November 9. The funding comes through the Centers for
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