AHA Participates in White House Rural Health Council Meeting

The American Hospital Association met with the White House Rural Council and rural health leaders in a meeting to discuss ways to enhance federal healthcare programs serving rural communities, according to an AHA News Now report.

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Leaders in rural health shared their experience and concerns with key White House and administration officials, including HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. During the meeting, Sec. Sebelius announced plans to provide $10.4 million in grants to expand 70 rural health centers.

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