States will share $10 billion for rural health care next year in a program that aims to offset the Trump administration's massive budget cuts to rural hospitals, federal officials announced Monday.

Indiana will receive more than $200 million to invest in rural health care quality and access in 2026, in only the first infusion of federal dollars anticipated over the next five years.

Sullivan said the money will be used to strengthen rural clinics, stabilize health care workforces and help keep care closer to home, reducing the need for costly and disruptive travel.