Georgia Primary Care Association

Proposed Medicaid cuts in the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” could cost rural communities an estimated $137 billion, putting critical clinics at risk. While a $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Grant targets infrastructure, it doesn’t cover the daily costs needed to keep clinics running. Health experts urge Congress to act by creating a $3 billion Value and Innovation Fund to help stabilize community health centers and preserve access to care.

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Rural health clinics: Federal grants can't make up for Medicaid cuts Rural hospitals and community clinics across California are bracing for a major loss of federal funding over the next few years and say new Rural Health Transformation Grants will do little to offset it. The nonprofit Advocates for Community Health estimates that Medicaid changes in the Republican ....