Georgia Rural Health Transformation presented by TAG Digital Health Society

Description

Rural Georgia’s healthcare system is at a critical crossroads, with persistent barriers to care and the threat of further clinic closures. As Georgia’s Department of Community Health advances the Georgia Rural Enhancement and Transformation of Health (GREAT) Program and directs funding, this panel will explore what these investments could mean for rural communities. Hear updates on initial funding through the Georgia Tech Research Institute’s ARCHER initiative to help rural hospitals adopt proven, innovative healthcare technologies, alongside firsthand perspectives from rural clinicians and clinic operators on what it takes to turn investment into lasting improvements in care.

You can attend this event either in-person or virtually. Attending in-person will provide opportunities to expand your network, gain fresh perspectives, and unwind with peers who share your passion for digital health. Spaces are limited, so register today and secure your spot! 

	Jon Duke, MD Researcher and Director of the Center for Health Analytics and Informatics, Georgia Tech Research Institute
	Michele Madison Attorney at Bradley Arant Boult and Cummings Moderator
	Alex Rhodeen Program Manager, Georgia Institute of Technology
	Carmen Simmons Healthcare Consultant, MediZation
	Kristy Thompson Chief Operating Officer, HomeTown Health, LLC

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