Helping rural hospitals thrive together
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Helping rural hospitals thrive together
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When a rural hospital struggles, the effects can reach beyond its balance sheet. And that could leave residents with fewer options for care close to home.
On this episode of The Backstory, Sabrina Halvorson talks with Alfred Sams, president and CEO of North Dakota’s Rough Rider High Value Network, about how rural hospitals are pooling resources while maintaining local control.
“They have the ability to have economies of scale. And yet, maintain that fierce independence at the same time.” — Alfred Sams, president and CEO, Rough Rider High Value Network
Sams explains how shared care coordinators help patients get follow-up appointments, screenings and other care.
He also discusses the results of a pilot program in Rolla and explains how hospitals can benefit financially by helping patients stay healthier.