Rural Health
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Only about ten percent of physicians practice in rural America despite the fact that nearly one-fourth of the population lives in these areas. People typically live here for quality of life reasons and to get away from fast pace of the big cities. They have every right to expect the same level of healthcare services their urban counterparts receive. Typically infrastructure investments aren't as substantial in these areas due to a smaller population. An emergency services clinic which is affiliated with a faraway hospital may be the first place people come for help.

As a rural health services provider, you may have difficulties maintaining contact with resources that could help. How do you get STAT lab results if the nearest lab is 100 miles away? How do you get diagnostic imaging if there isn't a CT scanner? Technology can help bridge the gap.