PROVIDENCE – Eighty-five primary care practices across the state have been awarded a total of $6.7 million in state grants to support the recruitment and retention of primary care physicians and increase access and capacity to serve Rhode Islanders. The one-time funding, announced by Gov. Daniel J. Mckee and the R.I. Executive Office of
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