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Commissioners back Ohio High Value Network rural-health proposal
Summary
The board approved a letter supporting the Ohio High Value Network's proposal under the Ohio Department of Health Rural Health Transformation Program, saying shared infrastructure could help keep independent rural hospitals operational and expand maternal care access.
Washington County commissioners on Aug. 13 approved a letter of support for the Ohio High Value Network’s proposal to the Ohio Department of Health Rural Health Transformation Program. Meeting text says the OHVN proposal would create shared infrastructure and services that independent rural hospitals could not efficiently build alone, and the board recorded its belief that the initiative could keep care close to home and increase maternal-care access.
Commissioner Place moved and Commissioner Nohe seconded the motion; the roll call vote was unanimous. The board’s endorsement will accompany OHVN’s application to the state program.
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