Governors across the U.S. received federal funding for rural health initiatives but face resistance from state lawmakers and health groups concerned about spending plans and implementation details. Critics argue that the program's focus on innovative projects rather than financial support for struggling rural hospitals falls short of addressing Medicaid cuts' impact, leading to calls for more direct aid to healthcare providers in rural areas.
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