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Rural Emergency Hospitals

Rural Emergency Hospitals

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News

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Resources

  • CKD Toolkit for Rural Healthcare Teams
  • Community Health Workers
  • Improving Diabetic Eye Exam Rates: A Practical Guide for RHCs
  • Healthy Michigan Plan Work Requirements Resources
  • MCRH Resource Snapshot
  • National Rural Resources
  • Newsletter Archive
  • Remote Patient Monitoring for Rural Michigan Hospitals
  • Rural Maternal Health Environmental Scan

Programs

  • Hospital Programs
  • Improving Veterans Access to Healthcare
  • Palliative Care
  • Primary Care
  • EMS
  • Workforce
  • Social Drivers of Health
  • Northern Michigan Opioid Response Consortium

Education

  • Grand Rounds
  • EMS Continuing Education
  • Project ECHO

Events

  • CAH Conference
  • Rural Health Conference
  • Opioid and Substance Use Summit
  • National Rural Health Day

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(517) 355-7979

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Michigan State University 909 Wilson Rd. Rm B-218 East Lansing, MI 48824

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In 2021, The Consolidated Appropriations Act (CAA), established Rural Emergency Hospitals (REHs) as a new Medicare provider and allows REHs to participate in the Medicare program and receive payment for items and services furnished on or after January 1, 2023. REHs are meant to reinforce access to outpatient medical services and reduce health disparities in areas that may not be able to sustain a full-service hospital.

MCRH can provide technical assistance on this new provider type should eligible hospitals in MI consider transitioning to REH status.

Learn more general information about REH Eligibility, Conditions of Participation, Reimbursement, and Quality below.  MCHR has also provided Resources to assist you with your REH conversion journey:

Eligibility

Factors to consider when exploring Rural Emergency Hospital designation.

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Conditions of Participation

Ensure the health and safety of patients who receive REH services in the most efficient manner possible, while taking into consideration the access and quality of care needs of an REH's patient population.

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Reimbursement

What are the financial benefits of REH status?

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Resources

Provide you with valuable insight into your journey to becoming a REH.


 

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Questions? Contact

Amanda Saint Martin

Hospital Programs Manager/FLEX Coordinator

amanda.saintmartin@affiliate.msu.edu