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CA Governor Newsom Announces $480.5M in Grants for Youth Mental Health
Awards will go toward 54 projects to improve the state's behavioral health infrastructure for children and youth.
CDC Awards $45M to Wisconsin to Support Healthcare Workforce
The funding is part of $3.2 billion the CDC is awarding to state, local and territorial jurisdictions across the U.S. to support the public health workforce and infrastructure.
Exclusive: Imminent 2023 Medicare Cuts Threaten Senior Health Care and Risk Closing Surgical Practices, Experts Say
An effective 8.5% cut in Medicare payments to doctors could curb senior Americans’ access to procedures such as cataract surgery, doctors and other medical experts say. It could also force physicians to choose between hiring trained staff or purchasing expensive equipment, and eventually, surgical facilities could close.
CDC Awards Over $3B to Strengthen U.S. Public Health Infrastructure
"The pandemic severely stressed (the health) agencies, which were already weakened by neglect and underinvestment," said CDC Director Rochelle Walensky. "This grant gives these agencies critical funding and flexibility to build and reinforce the nation's public health workforce and infrastructure."
NJDOH Funds $116M in Public Health Investments
The program aims to support the development or expansion of long-term health infrastructure improvements with a focus on health equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility.
Wyoming Gives $10M for New Hospital in Riverton
The new hospital will compete with the area’s existing hospital, SageWest Health Care.
Maryland Puts $25M Toward Pediatric Staffing
The funding is being made in response to a surge in RSV.
13 Hospitals Receive $21M in Funding as Special Pathogen Care Hubs
The funding is expected to help the hospitals prepare for medical surge capacity and treat patients with infectious diseases caused by special pathogens during public health emergencies.
Queens Hospital Gets $1M for Dialysis Center
The center will be able to serve approximately 2,400 chronic kidney disease patients annually.
HHS Putting $13M into Growing, Strengthening Nursing Workforce
The awards, administered through the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), are part of a series of investments across HHS and the Department of Labor to support pathways into good, quality nursing jobs.