Archived Webinar
Are you looking for funding for your telemedicine program, but don’t know where to start or how to build your value proposition for success? Or perhaps you have already gone through this process, but need to maintain sustainability. These are all common concerns and challenges when trying to build a successful telemedicine program.
AMD Global Telemedicine, Kentucky Telecare, and Denison & Associates came together to help you learn how to cut through all the confusing “noise” of what funding is available, the application process and proving your telemedicine program value.
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Topics Covered:
Building Your Value Proposition: (Rob Sprang, MBA)
– How to position a telemedicine program that will build a value proposition;
– Developing a sustainability plan: what happens when initial funding runs out?
Overview of Grant Funding: (Cathy Denison-Robert, PhD, MBA)
– Grant funds that are available for telemedicine programs;
– Key components in the grant application process;
– Common reasons why funding proposals fail
Telemedicine funding resources that we recommended during the webinar:
- The Foundation Center
- Grants.gov
- Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance
- Federal Register
- USDA RUS DLT
- HRSA Telehealth
- Universal Service
- Kentucky TeleCare, University of Kentucky
- Cathy Denison, PhD & Associates Professional Servics, Inc.
- American Telemedicine Association’s State Policy Matrix
- Telehealth Resource Centers
Featured Presenters:
Rob Sprang, MBA
Director of Kentucky TeleCare at the University of Kentucky and Co-Project Manager, Kentucky TeleHealth Network
Rob has been the Director of Kentucky TeleCare, the telehealth program based at the University of Kentucky Chandler Medical Center since September, 1996 and the co-project Manager of the statewide Kentucky TeleHealth Network since 2000. Active in state and federal telehealth policy initiatives, he is the past President of the Board of Directors for the Center for Telehealth and e-Health Law (CTeL) in Washington, DC, the preeminent organization in the field of telehealth and e-health legal and regulatory research and advocacy. Rob was responsible for state legislation that created the Kentucky TeleHealth Network, the statewide telehealth program that includes over 200 healthcare facilities and also mandated Medicaid and private insurance companies reimburse for telehealth encounters in Kentucky.
Cathy Denison-Robert, PhD
MBA President & Senior Consultant, Cathy Denison, PhD & Associates Professional Services, Inc.
Cathy Denison-Robert, Ph.D. has over two decades of experience directing and coordinating Federal, State, and Foundation projects, implementing programs, and successfully advising businesses. Dr. Denison-Robert, MBA, a graduate of Louisiana State University (LSU) and McNeese State University, is a proven expert in Grants Development, Project Management, Telehealth/Telemedicine, Health Care, Education, and Entrepreneurship for a wide variety of industries and economic sectors. In the Telemedicine, Telehealth, Distance Medicine, and Distance Learning industries, Dr. Denison-Robert has been successful in multiple roles including Grant Writer, Grants Administrator, Program Coordinator, Distance Education Instructor, Project Manager, Trainer, Evaluator, and Director of Telemedicine/Telehealth. Throughout her career, she has successfully worked with numerous grant funding agencies as well as contracted to be a Federal Grant Reviewer.