Rural Ambulance Services Fighting for Survival
6.4.2021
Recently, CNN, The New York Times spoke to us about access to care in rural America.
America's rural ambulance services are fighting for their survival, a crisis hastened by the impact of COVID-19. Overall, access to healthcare in rural areas is becoming a critical issue in the U.S. Since 2010, 106 of America’s 1,700 rural hospitals closed, expanding the medical desert that is growing across the country.
Recently, CNN and The New York Times spoke to us about access to care in rural America.
From CNN:
Rural ambulance crews are running out of money and volunteers. In some places, the fallout could be nobody responding to a 911 call
From the New York Times:
Rural Ambulance Crews Have Run Out of Money and Volunteers
Recently, CNN and The New York Times spoke to us about access to care in rural America.
From CNN:
Rural ambulance crews are running out of money and volunteers. In some places, the fallout could be nobody responding to a 911 call
From the New York Times:
Rural Ambulance Crews Have Run Out of Money and Volunteers
