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New Mexico is set to deploy $211.5 million in federal rural healthcare funding—part of a $50 billion national push—through targeted initiatives: $79 million for “Healthy Horizons” to expand specialty care and manage chronic disease, $43 million for “Rooted in New Mexico” to train rural healthcare workers, $47 million in grants for community-driven innovation projects (deadline Monday), $16 million for a statewide rural health data hub, and $26 million to launch a new Center for Rural Health Sustainability and Innovation—all aimed at transforming rural healthcare access and quality.

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