“As states across the country look to address longstanding healthcare provider shortages and access challenges, they need modern, AI-driven technology specifically designed to address the unique needs of rural communities,” said Seema Verma, executive vice president and general manager, Oracle Health and Life Sciences. “With the benefits of AI and next-generation connectivity partnerships, Oracle can help provide rural care teams with advanced tools,\u00a0like\u00a0telemedicine, predictive analytics, and mobile extension of the EHR,\u00a0to improve access, quality, and financial sustainability.”<\/p>\n Oracle brings nearly two decades of experience working with rural healthcare organizations and a deep understanding of the unique challenges and transformative opportunities in rural geographies. Oracle Health CommunityWorks<\/a>, an electronic health record (EHR) tailored to the clinical, financial, and operational needs of smaller health systems and critical access hospitals, helps rural providers streamline workflows, reduce staffing burdens, and enhance patient access through a blend of digital infrastructure, seamless interoperability, and virtual care capabilities. Oracle Health is also significantly expanding the capabilities of AI in the healthcare setting to drive down costs, reduce the administrative burden on providers, streamline collaboration between payers and providers, and help providers match patients with the best clinical trials no matter where they seek care.<\/p>\n Learn more about Oracle Health’s support for rural healthcare here<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/a> Oracle Logo (PRNewsfoto\/Oracle) <\/p>\n