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- 12. The challenge: To understand real-time patient needs and efficiently align resources to address them
- 18. 75% Reduced A1C average of 2.5 points in 9 mths
- 21. During the summer of 2019, the Tennessee Department of Finance and Administration organized four Health Care Listening Tour sessions across Tennessee. These focused on critical health care topics, including chronic conditions, rural health, medical billing, and innovation. These sessions revealed five major themes that impact health care access. Below is each theme, along with how the Tennessee Rural Telehealth Initiative impacts these themes:
- 22. Five Major Themes 1. Transportation is a significant barrier to care. The Tennessee Rural Telehealth Initiative supports quality care and remote monitoring that reduces the need for in-office visits and prevents trips to the emergency department.
- 23. Five Major Themes 2. Technology, including telehealth, is an underutilized tool. Tennessee Broadband Association companies are building robust fiber networks, enabling broadband service that supports and encourages the adoption of telehealth.
- 24. Five Major Themes 3. Rural areas are hit harder, specifically in regard to lack of providers. The Tennessee Rural Telehealth Initiative will allow health care providers to increase their revenue, helping rural communities retain and recruit physicians.
- 25. Five Major Themes 4. Addressing social determinants could help foster healthier generations. The technology behind the Tennessee Rural Telehealth Initiative can be used to monitor numerous concerns, such as diabetes, heart failure, and opioid use— encouraging and supporting healthy behaviors.
- 26. Five Major Themes 5. Market challenges related to medical billing are complex. Perry Health helps providers take advantage of new billing codes related to telehealth services, resulting in better health outcomes for patients and increased revenue for providers.
- 27. Thank you! Levoy Knowles lknowles@blomand.net 931-235-2987 Dr. Anshu Vaish anshu@hiperry.com 310-308-1208