Rural Health Transformation: How States Can Align Stakeholders for Lasting Change
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The episode discusses the Rural Health Transformation Program and its implications for rural health care stakeholders.
The Rural Health Transformation Program represents a $50 billion investment in the future of rural health care. In this episode, Coral Directors Kate Freeman and Trevor Abeyta are joined by Caitlin Westerson, Senior Director for State Policy and Advocacy at United States of Care, to explore what this program means for states, providers, and communities. Together, they unpack the opportunities and challenges in applying for funding, the role of value-based care in building sustainable models, ...
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