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Illinois health IT office announces $1.3 million grant

Federal funding will upgrade health information technology for 1,600 providers across the state.

By StateScoop Staff

December 1, 2012

Governor Quinn Announces $1.3 Million to Improve Healthcare in Underserved Areas of Illinois:

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Illinois announces $7M available through tech incubator program

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Pennsylvania awarded $1.3 million to pilot traffic signal tech for freight trucks

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