The Trump administration laid out plans to disburse $70 billion for the nation’s health system, following criticism over delays in releasing the funds
The Trump administration on Wednesday laid out plans to disburse $70 billion remaining from a congressional coronavirus relief plan for the nation’s health system, following bipartisan criticism over delays in releasing the funds.
The disbursal will include $20 billion more for providers based on their recent revenues and $10 billion for hospitals in areas hard-hit by the virus, as well as $10 billion for the roughly 2,000 rural hospitals and health clinics. More funding is coming: The Senate on Tuesday passed a new package...
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