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New Hampshire Gets $204M for Rural Health Expansion
The latest award brings the state’s total to more than $408 million as federal officials seek to expand care in rural health care deserts.
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$204 million heading to New Hampshire for rural hospital development
$204 million is heading to New Hampshire to help rural hospitals. This is the second year in a row that the state was awarded more than $200 million by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
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New Hampshire gets $204M for rural health expansion
(The Center Square) — New Hampshire has received another $204 million from the federal government to develop its new rural health care program, Gov. Kelly Ayotte said Tuesday.
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