(Portland, OR) -- The Trump administration announced yesterday that Oregon will receive nearly 200-million dollars and Washington about 181-million dollars in rural health funding in 2026. The money comes from the Rural Health Transformation Program created under legislation signed into law last summer by President Donald Trump, which will distribute 50-billion dollars over five years. Half of the funding is split evenly among states, while the remainder is awarded through a scoring system that includes a 20-percent component tied to states' implementation of administration policies.