The grants were made available to healthcare organizations for educational projects and efforts to expand access to healthcare services in rural communities. One organization, INTEGRIS Health, received more than $495,000 and will use the money to replace current systems with upgraded video teleconferencing equipment for a network of rural schools, hospitals and health centers. The grants will also fund educational services, including speech therapy and instruction for students.
Read the news report about telemedicine grants.
Read other coverage about telemedicine:
– Mass General Partners With Maine Healthcare System for Telemedicine Programs
– Study: Videoconferencing a Booming IT Solution in Healthcare
– CMS Proposes New Rule for Credentialing Telemedicine Providers
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