Network Spotlights

ITN promotes the capacity of members to improve access to health care in rural, underserved and disadvantaged communities, through the application of telehealth and telemedicine solutions.

IRWIN strives to become a sustainable, rural-focused workforce network that recruits motivated students, delivers allied health professions’ education and training, facilitates meaningful clinical rotations, and places graduates in rural allied health professions’ jobs.

SETHS integrates health care locally and regionally in responding to the growth of managed care in a way that preserves local control and maintains the independence of member institutions.

NEON increases access to and quality of integrated health care for Northeast Oregon residents by identifying system gaps, facilitating community-developed solutions and advocating for health policy change.

ASPIN provides educational programs, resource management, program development and network management in collaboration with health care entities to address health disparities and whole health management throughout the state of Indiana.

Foothills Health Network improves the health of people living in Polk County, NC, and neighboring communities by increasing access to coordinated, quality care and cultivating community engagement.

Palmetto Care Connections facilitates health care access across South Carolina through the utilization of innovative technology to promote the provision of qualified medical professionals of various disciplines.

The Safetyweb Network works throughout Polk County, WI to increase health care coverage access and retention among the uninsured and underinsured.

The Santa Cruz County Adolescent Wellness Network promotes adolescent wellness through advocacy, education and collaboration with youth, schools and community organizations serving youth, ages 12-25.

The Prairie Health Information Technology Network improves patient outcomes and the quality of care for the medically underserved, including the uninsured and underinsured patients of South Dakota, through the meaningful use and adoption by both provider and patient of health information technology and the electronic health record.