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Iowa Secures $209 Million to Boost Rural Hospitals, Cancer Screenings and Maternal Care
The grant will fund screenings, telehealth and facility upgrades as Iowa seeks to recruit doctors and nurses for rural communities.
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Iowa secures $209 million to boost rural hospitals, cancer screenings and maternal care
Iowa is getting $209 million to transform rural health care. From cancer screenings to hospital upgrades, here's where the money is going and what it could mean for patients.
·Waterloo, United States
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Trump Administration Announces $209 Million to Expand Advanced Medical Care, Maternal Telehealth, and Cancer Prevention Across Rural Iowa
From CMS: On Friday, the Trump Administration announced more than $209 million in Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) funding being put to work to strengthen healthcare delivery across rural Iowa through the state’s Healthy Hometowns initiative. This investment will support expanded clinical and maternal health services, rural workforce development, cancer prevention and screening, EMS and […]
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