Rural healthcare leaders are rethinking how care is delivered across communities where workforce shortages, long travel distances, limited specialty access, and infrastructure gaps make traditional models difficult to sustain. In this on-demand webinar, leaders from Horizon Health, Oklahoma State University Medicine, and Roper St. Francis Healthcare share how they are using connected care to extend clinical reach, strengthen local care, and build more sustainable access.
What you’ll learn
- How rural organizations are using virtual care to stretch limited workforce capacity while preserving local care
- Why community partnerships, from schools and tribal organizations to extension offices and mobile units, can expand access
- What it takes to build trust and adoption among patients, clinicians, and frontline teams
- How remote exams and stronger clinical capabilities can support better decisions about when patients can safely remain local
Featuring
- Lacey Finkbeiner, Clinical Informatics Manager, Horizon Health
- Bradley Anderson, DO, Medical Director for Virtual Care, Oklahoma State University Medicine
- Jared Droze, Director of Virtual Care, Oklahoma State University Medicine
- Abby Losinski, System Director for Patient Access, Roper St. Francis Healthcare
