Alabama is spending millions of dollars to make rural health care better. New technology and expanded services are being sourced to communities that are in dire need of them. At face value, there is not much to dislike. I mean, who in their right mind would refuse increased resources? This August, Gov. Kay Ivey announced 138 grants, totaling more than $144 million, through the Alabama Rural Health Transformation Program. Alabama received about $…
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