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Telehealth & Covid-19

Digital Health Solutionization:
From Start to Sustainability

By |September 29th, 2026|

Most digital health services that fade away were never designed to last. They were approved, purchased and launched, and then kept alive by whoever cared most. Whether a new service is still running two years later is rarely decided at [...]

Most Telehealth Rollouts Have Two Phases.
They Need Five.

By |September 22nd, 2026|

A rural hospital board decides it's time for telehealth. Someone loops in IT. IT writes a request for proposal, a vendor gets selected within a few months, and eighteen months later the service is underused, clinicians tolerate it rather [...]

In Digital Health, Turning On the Vendor Is the Last Step, Not the First

By |September 15th, 2026|

While the CMS RHTP program was announced over a year ago, it is not until these months in the fall of 2026 that we are beginning to see organizations receiving actual contracts to start their transformation of health care in [...]

Can Your Funded RHTP Project
Create the Outcomes Required by CMS?

By |September 8th, 2026|

In this first wave of RHTP funding, many rural healthcare leaders in all 50 states either have or are about to receive their award notice. But once the excitement wears off (usually during the time it takes the state to [...]

Telehealth Adoption Resistance Is a Confidence Gap, Not an Attitude Problem

By |September 1st, 2026|

The CMS Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) puts telehealth at the center of rural care delivery — and for good reason. Across the country, rural health centers and clinics that spent the post-pandemic years treating telehealth as an emergency workaround [...]

The AI Call That Concerns Patients Isn’t a Technical Bug — It’s a Process Design Gap

By |August 25th, 2026|

A patient picks up the phone. The voice on the other end sounds calm and competent — until it doesn't quite fit. Maybe it stumbles over a name. Maybe it asks a question that doesn't match what just happened at [...]

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