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New nationwide focus on rural healthcare: Here’s why
A federal-state initiative will allocate $50 billion over five years to the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP), with Michigan receiving $173 million. The program aims to keep rural hospitals open and improve care delivery, addressing higher rates of premature deaths and chronic diseases like heart disease, cancer, and obesity in rural areas.
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