Addressing Healthcare Gaps for Older Adults in Rural NH and VT: A Study

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Fred Kocher, host of NH Business, conducted an interview with Dr. Nathan Goldstein and Dr. Angelo Volandes to discuss a $44 million study by Dartmouth Health. The study focuses on the persistent gaps in healthcare for older adults residing in rural areas in New Hampshire, Vermont, and across the United States. The content does not provide details about the specific findings or potential solutions to these healthcare gaps.


NH’s Business: Access to Healthcare for Older Adults in Rural New Hampshire & Vermont

In a recent discussion, Fred Kocher met with Dr. Nathan Goldstein and Dr. Angelo Volandes to shed light on a Dartmouth Health study about the continuing disparities in healthcare for older adults residing in rural areas. The study, funded with a substantial $44 million, primarily focuses on rural New Hampshire, Vermont and other parts of the United States.

Addressing Healthcare Gaps for Older Adults in Rural NH and VT: A Study

The experts’ conversation revolved around the critical healthcare needs of the elderly population and the various challenges they face, especially those living in remote, rural regions. They highlighted the importance of improving healthcare access and quality, specifically for older adults in rural areas, as part of the broader initiative to address the persistent gaps in healthcare across the country.


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