On National Rural Health Day, we take the opportunity to recognize and celebrate the dedicated health providers working to meet the health care needs of the more than 60 million Americans living in rural communities.
Access TeleCare works with rural hospitals and clinics across the country to deploy fully integrated medical and behavioral health telemedicine programs that provide reliable, high-quality, and local care when and where it’s needed.
Access TeleCare partners with rural facilities to:
Spotlight: On the brink of closure with the imminent retirement of its sole psychiatrist and medical director, a behavioral health hospital in a rural area turned to Access TeleCare not just to remain open but to expand its psychiatric coverage. Read how.
Spotlight: A hospital in rural Arkansas built on its success with one Access TeleCare telemedicine program during the pandemic and today has four specialty telemedicine programs: inpatient pulmonology and critical care, cardiology, and infectious disease and outpatient neurology. Learn more about their approach.
Spotlight: A rural hospital in Indiana deployed a teleHospitalist service line with Access TeleCare, boosting its inpatient care capacity and reducing burnout and overwork among its family practice physicians. See how.
