Health & Medicine

Wyoming Wants To Make Its Five-Year Federal Rural Health Funding Last 'Forever'

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Wyoming officials aim to make federal rural health funding last indefinitely by creating a perpetuity fund that would invest grants from the Rural Health Transformation Program and provide ongoing support for healthcare initiatives. The plan's approval by CMS is uncertain, raising questions about its legality under federal guidelines, but if successful, it could offer long-term benefits for Wyoming's rural healthcare system despite short-term funding constraints.

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