Texas Awards $51 Million in First Round of Rural Texas Strong Funding

Texas awards $51 million in first round of Rural Texas Strong funding

Gov. Greg Abbott announced on Monday that Texas is awarding $51 million in federal funding to rural hospital districts and authorities as part of the state’s Rural Texas Strong initiative.

Texas Awards $51 Million to Rural Hospitals for Healthcare Programs

Texas is distributing $51 million in federal funding to 68 rural hospital districts and authorities to expand preventive healthcare, wellness, and nutrition programs. Gov. Greg Abbott announced the funding Monday as part of the state’s Rural Texas The post Texas Awards $51 Million to Rural Hospitals for Healthcare Programs appeared first on KLBJ-AM - Austin, TX.

Trump Administration Announces $51 Million for Rural Texas Nutrition and Chronic Disease Prevention Programs

This federal investment will support 68 rural hospital districts and authorities working to prevent and manage diabetes, cardiovascular disease, respiratory disease, and obesity The Trump Administration announced today that a $51 million investment is being delivered to create or improve community-based chronic disease prevention, wellness, and nutrition programs through the federal Rural Health Transformation Program…

Texas Secures $51 Million to Transform Rural Healthcare Facilities

Governor Greg Abbott announced the first round of Rural Texas Strong grant awards, providing $51 million in federal funding through the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) to eligible rural hospital districts and authorities. The funding will help create or improve community-based prevention, wellness and nutrition programs.