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Opportunity for Rural Members to Identify Technology-Based Solutions to Distance Barriers

Could technology help solve your community’s biggest care access challenges? Join a no-cost cohort to explore solutions before applications close Sept. 25.

AscendRural is organizing Distance to Care Community Cohorts to help organizations uncover the biggest problems technology available today may be  able to solve, then connect them with solutions that can meaningfully support their goals and the people they serve.

AscendRural provides the sourcing, vetting, and contracting; participants bring their frontline knowledge, experience, interests, and goals. There is no cost to participate, no obligation to adopt or pilot, and every decision stays with your organization.

Applications for the Community Cohort are due September 25, 2026. 

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