(The Center Square) — New Hampshire has received another $204 million from the federal government to develop its new rural health care program, Gov. Kelly Ayotte said Tuesday.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services announced this week that it is distributing an additional $10 billion in funding to states in the latest round of disbursements from the Rural Health Transformation Program. New Hampshire is getting more than $204 million, the federal agency said, bringing its total funding to more than $408 million. 

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