Peaks Medical Selected for Federal Rural Healthcare Provider Transition Project

The Health Resources Services Administration's Federal Office of Rural Health Policy and the National Rural Health Resource Center have selected Peaks Medical and Urgent Care in Dillon, Colorado, to participate in the rural healthcare provider transition project. This initiative aims to support small rural hospitals and certified rural health clinics in strengthening foundational elements of care delivery. Each year, only five healthcare facilities are chosen for this program, which provides access to technical assistance from nationally recognized consultants. The project addresses the challenges faced by rural healthcare providers in maintaining sustainable operations and enhancing quality standards. Participation in such federal and non-profit collaborative projects is crucial for rural healthcare entities striving to improve patient outcomes and comply with evolving healthcare regulations. Peaks Medical's involvement underscores a targeted effort to enhance healthcare infrastructure in rural Colorado, potentially impacting reimbursement strategies and payer-provider relationships in the region.