Rural Health Care Act

The Rural Health Care Act is a law designed to improve healthcare services in rural areas, where access can be limited. It provides funding and support for hospitals, clinics, and healthcare providers to enhance facilities, hire staff, and adopt new technologies. The goal is to ensure residents in rural communities receive quality, timely medical care comparable to urban areas. By strengthening healthcare infrastructure and resources, the Act aims to reduce disparities and promote healthier, more resilient rural populations.