A federal grant program has provided nearly $207 million to Tennessee. The funds come from the "One Big Beautiful Bill".
The first round of grants from this program has been awarded.
Further details on the recipients and use of these grants are available, noting that hospitals, ambulances, and medical clinics are not among the initial recipients.
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