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LTC providers hone pitches for Rural Health Transformation inclusion
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News Archive - McKnight's Long-Term Care News
As states begin to figure out the dollars and cents of a new federal rural health fund, skilled nursing and other post-acute care providers have to capitalize on their single opening to work themselves into the equation.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services last week issued a notice of funding for its $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program.
“Any investment in rural health strengthens care across the full continuum — from hospitals to nursing homes,” he added.
He explained that the highest-weighted criteria is a state’s proportion of rural communities, their population and their providers.
Collectively, will it backfill all of the funding cuts?
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