Rural clinics in Alaska ease healthcare isolation

Jul 29, 2015 | Community Health Centers, Use Cases

Primary medical care is scarce in rural Alaska communities. Partnerships between federal government, telecommunications providers and medical organizations have helped bring primary care to these isolated patients.

Read the article in Alaska Journal of Commerce

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