Empowering Rural and Safety-Net Hospitals to Scale Access with Asynchronous Care
Rural hospitals and safety-net health systems across the U.S. face persistent challenges engaging patients in preventive care, chronic disease management, and post-discharge recovery. Limited resources, health literacy barriers, and care coordination gaps contribute to avoidable hospitalizations and higher costs. The Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP)—a $50 billion CMS initiative (FY 2026–2030)—provides a unique opportunity to modernize patient communication and health education. Mytonomy Cloud for Healthcare, a leading patient education & engagement platform, helps hospitals deliver personalized video-based health education and behavior support at scale, improving outcomes and patient satisfaction.
Why Mytonomy Fits the Rural Health Transformation Program
The RHTP encourages hospitals to adopt technology-enabled solutions that enhance patient experience, strengthen the healthcare workforce, and improve community health outcomes. Mytonomy directly supports these objectives through:
Under RHTP, allowable uses include:
Mytonomy qualifies under all three categories, making it fully fundable through RHTP allocations.
How Hospitals Can Leverage RHTP Funding
Work with your state’s health department or Medicaid agency to include your hospital’s digital patient engagement initiative in the Rural Health Transformation Plan. Highlight how Mytonomy supports workforce resilience, technology modernization, and community health.
Collaborate with Mytonomy to design a turnkey implementation that includes:
All of these costs are allowable under RHTP for technology and workforce support.
Measure program success through metrics such as:
After RHTP funding concludes, sustain digital engagement using operational savings, grants, or gains from value-based reimbursement.
The Bottom Line
The Rural Health Transformation Program offers full funding to deploy Mytonomy Cloud for Healthcare to improve patient education and engagement. Hospitals can modernize patient communication, reduce staff burden, and improve outcomes—without new local expenditures.