Series
Let's Get Rural
Twice each year, PYA’s Center for Rural Health Advancement presents a deep dive into the most challenging regulatory and reimbursement issues facing rural health providers and the communities they serve.
PYA’s Let’s Get Rural webinar series continues with a timely briefing on rural healthcare policy, reimbursement, and compliance developments. The rural healthcare environment continues to evolve quickly, creating new opportunities and challenges for providers working to protect financial performance, maintain compliance, and preserve access to care in their communities.
Presented by PYA’s Jane Jerzak, Tracy Purcell, and Kathy Reep, this session covered the latest updates on the Rural Health Transformation Program, provider-based and billing regulations, telehealth reimbursement, and federal legislative activity. Attendees gained a clearer understanding of what is changing, what to watch, and how rural healthcare organizations can prepare for potential policy, operational, compliance, and reimbursement impacts.
The following topics were covered:
- Rural Health Transformation Program funding management and implementation considerations
- State-specific RHTP developments and implications for rural healthcare organizations
- Practical examples and lessons learned from RHTP-related client experiences
- Provider-based requirements and related compliance considerations
- OB billing and Rural Health Clinic telehealth billing updates
- Federal legislative activity impacting rural healthcare providers
- Impending policy and reimbursement changes that may affect operations, compliance, and financial performance
This webinar is part of PYA’s Let’s Get Rural series, which reflects PYA’s commitment to helping rural health providers navigate regulatory, reimbursement, and operational challenges while preserving access to care for the communities they serve.
PYA experts are committed to assisting with the unique needs of rural healthcare organizations, including regulatory compliance, reimbursement strategy, funding opportunities, operational planning, and policy impact assessment.
