State officials plan to use funds for mobile health units, telehealth expansion, and modernizing facilities in 160 rural municipalities.

Through the President’s landmark Working Families Tax Cuts legislation, unprecedented investments and resources are being directed to states to strengthen

Texas will get the biggest portion of the first rollout of the $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program, which was created in tandem with legislation slashing Medicaid funding.

Nearly $200 million for West Virginia through the Rural Health Transformation Program to strengthen rural health workforce expand telehealth and boost substance abuse and mental health services.

Michigan is set to receive $173 million in federal funding for rural health programs. The funding, which is for fiscal year 2025-26 only, is part of the newly-established Rural Health Transformation Program.

Oklahoma is set to receive over $223 million from a federal grant aimed at Transforming Rural Health Care, addressing critical needs in small communities across the state.