Vermont receives $189.9M in federal funding for rural health care expansion
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Updated Oct 11
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What happened
VermontBiz Vermont was awarded $189,996,036.02 in Year Two funding for the federal Rural Health Transformation Program. This funding supports health care providers across the state. In Canaan, Northern Counties Health Care is working to open a new community health center that will provide primary care and human services in one location.
From vermontbiz.com
Why it matters
The investment is intended to strengthen the future of health care in rural communities. The funding supports projects across the state's health care system, including hospitals, community health centers, and mental health treatment providers. This aims to increase opportunities for residents to receive care closer to home.
From vermontbiz.com