For Pennsylvania’s rural communities, access to care is shaped by provider shortages, long travel distances, broadband variability, hospital sustainability, and a diverse provider environment.
Telehealth can help rural teams use virtual care where it fits within broader access, care delivery, and program-specific initiatives.
Pennsylvania’s Rural Health Transformation Program
Pennsylvania received more than $193 million in first-year Rural Health Transformation Program funding to support rural access, workforce development, technology, innovation, sustainability, and regional collaboration.
Telehealth is not a primary standalone focus in Pennsylvania’s RHTP application, but it may support broader care delivery and access initiatives where provider groups or implementation partners identify a clear need.
Built to strengthen rural care teams, not replace them
Doxy.me works alongside providers, clinics, and healthcare systems so rural teams can expand access to services through telehealth that’s accessible for all.
A platform with roots in Pennsylvania
Doxy.me already supports Pennsylvania providers and organizations working to expand healthcare access, strengthen rural care teams, and serve patients across distributed communities with virtual care that is simple to start and easy to sustain.
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Telehealth plans built for every clinic
No matter if you’re starting with one provider or scaling across multiple locations, doxy.me offers low-cost and custom options for sustainable virtual care, with or without grant funding.
Premium
For those who need tools that go beyond video.
From $29 per month
Unlimited high-definition video and audio
Custom branding
Apps for documentation, collaboration, and care delivery
Clinic-level reporting and visibility
Custom
For clinics, health systems, FQHCs, and rural networks building larger virtual care programs.
Price available on request
Multi-provider and multi-site support
Custom billing options
Admin and reporting tools
Support for grant-funded programs