WHAT WE DO
Partnering with rural hospitals and their communities to identify needs and leverage resources to work towards a future where all Americans can access quality care.
CORH provides technical assistance to rural facilities, providers and communities across the nation through a variety of live and self-directed courses, 1:1 consultations with SMEs, financial assistance projects, educational webinars, ECHO virtual learning collaborative and more-all provided at no cost to participating hospitals.
Technical Assistance Focus Topics
Strategic Planning
Hospital Building Renovation/Replacement
Community Engagement/Outreach
Hospital Leadership/Board Leadership
Marketing
Patient Satisfaction / Quality Improvement
Telehealth
Pricing Transparency
Revenue Cycle
Recruitment & Retention
Service Line Implementation
Staff Training
What Our Hospitals Are Saying
Through our participation with CORH we were able to provide our leadership team a full day of facilitated training during our annual Leadership Development Institute. This full-day training with a facilitator was crucial in us being able to have tough conversations and methods how best to do that. Behaviors we want to focus on include generosity, integrity, and boundaries. There was great discussion amongst the team, and I look forward to taking this to the next level.
Stacey Gabriel, CEOHocking Valley Community Hospital
Our hospital had the opportunity to participate in a Basic Pricing Project through CORH. This was the most valuable information gained, in my opinion, from the COHR program. It was real-time, easy to implement and something we’ve never been able to afford on our own. I appreciate the opportunity given to be a part of it. It has helped us to be competitive amongst our closest competitors.
Jolene Stroyek, CFOHaxtun Health Haxtun, Colorado
An evaluation of MCMH hospital’s compliance program was performed by Eide Bailly in August 2022. This was made available to us through our participation with CORH. This was a very thorough evaluation and provided our team with areas that needed strengthening. This gave our team valuable information and improvement recommendations to bring the Compliance Program to another level. MCMH wants to extend our gratitude for this opportunity and the resources spent coordinating this activity.
Debbie Thomas, Quality/Compliance DirectorMadison County Memorial Hospital, Florida
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