4 Georgia hospitals look to expand rural telehealth

Four Georgia hospitals are part of a new rural telehealth expansion project with the Georgia Health Information Network.

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The program is being funded through a $1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The rural network will aim to increase the telehealth availability of rural and underserved communities, according to a June 29 Georgia Health Information Network news release.

 

The Georgia hospitals participating in the network:

  • Louisville-based Jefferson Hospital
  • Swainsboro-based Emanuel Medical Center
  • Washington-based Willis Memorial Hospital
  • Sandersville-based Washington County Regional Medical Center

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