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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2025 · 18 MIN

Bridging Rural Healthcare Gaps with Tech and Compassion with Amar Kendale, co-founder and president of Homeward Health

from Outcomes Rocket · host Saul Marquez

Improving access to high-quality healthcare in rural communities is achievable through tailored technology solutions, local workforce upskilling, and value-based care models.  In this episode, Amar Kendale, co-founder and president of Homeward Health,  discusses the unique challenges and needs of rural healthcare, focusing on how his company is reimagining care delivery for underserved communities. He shares how leveraging advanced technology, such as telemedicine and AI, Homeward Health aims to bridge healthcare gaps in rural America, enhancing access, reducing wait times, and improving health outcomes. Amar also provides insights on their value-based care model, the importance of upskilling local healthcare workers, and the potential for meaningful partnerships in rural health innovation. Tune in and discover how to tackle the rural healthcare crisis with innovative, compassionate solutions!  Resources: Connect with and follow Amar Kendale on LinkedIn. Follow Homeward Health on LinkedIn and visit their website.

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