Governor Patrick Morrisey has announced nearly 17-million-dollars in rural health grants to boost diabetes care. The announcement came a day after the state received 202-million-dollars in second-year Rural Health Transformation Program funding. The biggest grant, more than 5-million-dollars, went to the Marshall University Research Corporation for nutrition and lifestyle programs. The corporation also gets about five-million-dollars for remote patient monitoring, and nearly two-million-dollars for rural training. Cabell Huntington Hospital, part of the Marshall Health Network, and the West Virginia Primary Care Association also received grants.
MORRISEY ANNOUNCES RURAL DIABETES CARE GRANTS
Nov 12, 2026 | 5:34 AM












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