Connected Care, Anywhere: Solving Rural Access Challenges

Workforce shortages, limited specialty capacity, fragile local infrastructure, long waits for care, and increasing demand are placing pressure on traditional delivery models. In response, health systems are developing connected approaches that extend clinical reach while preserving trusted local relationships and making better use of limited resources.

During this webinar, healthcare leaders will share how they are:

• Sustaining access in rural and frontier communities.
• Supporting local clinicians with distributed expertise.
• Extending care at home and through remote and hybrid clinics, schools, and other community-based settings.
• Protecting clinical quality, continuity, and patient experience.
• Preparing connected-care infrastructure to support more complex patient needs.

The conversation will feature real-world lessons from organizations actively building and operating these models today.

Featured Speakers:

• Bradley Anderson DO, MHA, FACOI – Medical Director of Health Access Network, Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences
• Jared Droze, MHA – Director of Virtual Care, Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences
• Lacey Finkbeiner – Clinical Informatics Manager, Horizon Health Care
• Abby Losinski, MHA – System Director, Patient Access, Roper St. Francis Healthcare

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