Rural healthcare refers to the provision of medical services and health-related support in rural or less densely populated areas, where access to healthcare facilities and professionals can be limited. It encompasses a range of services, including primary care, emergency services, preventive care, and specialty care, specifically tailored to meet the unique needs of rural populations. Rural healthcare often faces challenges such as geographical isolation, a shortage of healthcare providers, and fewer resources compared to urban settings. The goal of rural healthcare is to ensure that individuals living in these areas receive adequate medical attention, maintain their health, and address health disparities that may arise due to their location. This can involve strategies such as telemedicine, mobile clinics, and community health initiatives to improve access and quality of care in rural environments.
En esta entrevista de Voces, el cofundador y Director de Crecimiento y Producto de TapestryHealth, Mordy Eisenberg, habla sobre por qué las instalaciones rurales necesitan superar a sus contrapartes urbanas…