South Dakota Announces $187.7 Million in Year Two Rural Health Funding
South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden and the state Department of Health announced that South Dakota will receive $187.7 million in Year Two funding through the state's Rural Health Transformation Program to improve health care access in rural and frontier communities. The announcement was made in Pierre, the state capital.
The award is the second-year funding under the program and is aimed at rural hospitals, clinics and community providers serving residents far from major medical centers.
The Department of Health administers the program in South Dakota, and the state said the Year Two funding will build on the first year's projects and be directed to eligible providers under the program plan. (Source: Office of the Governor of South Dakota)
Source: Office of the Governor of South Dakota
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