Mayo Clinic Receives Federal Grant to Lead Rural Healthcare Improvement Efforts

Mayo Clinic Health System‘s Practice-Based Research Network is sharing in an $11 million federal grant to lead a national learning collaborative among rural healthcare providers.

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The network is partnering with rural clinics and communities to help them work together to deliver better healthcare. Partners in the project include Mineral Regional Health Center in Superior, Mont.; The Appalachian Osteopathic Postgraduate Training Institute Consortium in Pikeville, Ky.; iVantage Health Analytics in Portland, Maine; and Montana’s frontier and rural healthcare communities.

The award is specifically intended to develop and implement a network to standardize operations and efficiencies across Montana’s medical practices, including tertiary care centers, critical access hospitals and rural health clinics.

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