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Developing collaborative and innovative ways of managing the health of communities is an important component in transitioning to value-based care.
Minnie Hamilton Health Care Center shares mid-year accomplishments of their SRHT QI Project, including reduced ED time, focus on preventing readmissions and improving education for providers and staff on QI data.
Effectively transitioning to a VBC payment system can be a challenge for many HCOs, therefore, State Offices of Rural Health (SORH) can be particularly vital partners in helping connect clinics and hospitals with additional tools, resources, and a valuable local perspective. Learn more about how one participating RHPTP HCO partnered with their SORH in 2024 to further their work toward a health system focused on value.
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We can help you to strategically build and carry out an implementation plan that's designed to address the priorities identified in your community health needs assessment.
See this profile to learn about the SHIP and Flex Program in Nebraska.
HIT networks can use this tool to assess organizational strengths and weaknesses and identify areas needing attention.
See this profile to learn about the SHIP and Flex Program in Maine.
Hospitals and health systems that partner with Rural Health Innovations on their CHNAs receive a rural-tailored approach that offers clear findings, focused planning and support to implement solutions that lead to meaningful change.
Read about Marcus & Wallace Hospital's successes in growing their swing bed program to impact their readmission rates.
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See this profile to learn about the SHIP and Flex Program in North Carolina.
The National Rural Health Resource Center (The Center) has been awarded a five-year, $4 million cooperative agreement by the Health Resources and Services Administration’s (HRSA) Federal Office of Rural Health Policy to continue management of the Rural Healthcare Provider Transition Project (RHPTP).