Rural Healthcare at a Crossroads: What's at Stake and What's Next
Ali Murphy, Director, State and Local Government Affairs and Policy; Siemens Healthineers
On Demand | Expires 10/1/2027
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Overview:
Rural healthcare faces a pivotal moment as hospitals, healthcare teams and imaging providers grapple with workforce shortages, aging populations and mounting financial pressure. This webinar will examine some of the transformational issues affecting rural hospitals, including the evolution of telehealth and mobile imaging solutions, and how AI is reshaping the care conversation even in rural settings.
The webinar will also provide a deep dive on the Rural Health Transformation Program, providing case studies of select states and highlighting how organizations have leveraged RHTP funding to generate revenue and reimagine care delivery for their communities.
Join us for an interactive and engaging conversation about the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of rural health in America.
Learning Objectives
Gain a better grasp of the Rural Health Transformation Program and determine how to research funding opportunities in your state
Understand how things like telehealth, artificial intelligence and mobile imaging are bringing expert care to low-population areas
Learn how the current legislative landscape impacts workforce shortages and budget constraints in rural health, including recent changes to Medicaid
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Presenters:
Ali Murphy
Director, State and Local Government Affairs and Policy; Siemens Healthineers
Ali Murphy is a government affairs professional with three years of experience at Siemens Healthineers, where she leads state‑level advocacy on issues impacting medical technology, patient access, and healthcare innovation. Before joining Siemens Healthineers, Ali directed the state government affairs program at Cardinal Health, overseeing legislative strategy and engagement across all 50 states.
Ali began her career in public service working in the Connecticut State Legislature, where she developed a strong foundation in policymaking, stakeholder engagement, and state regulatory processes. She lives in Connecticut with her husband and their two children.
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