Progressive Health Group

09/21/2025

Today, on World Alzheimer’s Day, we honor those living with Alzheimer’s, support their caregivers, and raise awareness for continued research and understanding.

Together, we can spread compassion, hope, and strength in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease. 💜

09/19/2025

Every September, we unite for Su***de Prevention Month to share hope and support. One simple act of kindness can bring strength to someone struggling.

A single conversation, a listening ear, or a kind word can make all the difference. Let’s talk openly, recognize the signs, and share support.

09/17/2025

Every child deserves safe, quality care from the very start. World Patient Safety Day 2025 is a reminder that newborns and young children are especially vulnerable — and a single safety incident can have lifelong effects. Together, we can act early to protect their health and future.

Learn more from WHO: https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-patient-safety-day/2025

09/16/2025

The newly authorized Rural Health Transformation (RHT) Program is a landmark $50 billion initiative designed to strengthen rural communities by investing in healthcare access, quality, and innovation.

Over the next five years, this program will fund efforts to:

✅ Expand preventative health and chronic disease management
✅ Improve sustainability and efficiency for rural providers
✅ Recruit and retain a strong healthcare workforce
✅ Foster innovative care models and value-based solutions
✅ Invest in technology, digital health, and cybersecurity

At Progressive Health Group, we know firsthand how vital rural hospitals are—not just as care providers, but as anchors for entire communities. The RHT Program represents a historic opportunity to ensure long-term access to care, support our workforce, and innovate for the future of rural health.

We will continue monitoring this program closely as details are released and will share updates on how it can benefit the rural hospitals and communities we serve.

Learn more about the Rural Health Transformation Program from CMS:
https://www.cms.gov/priorities/rural-health-transformation-rht-program/rural-health-transformation-rht-program

09/15/2025

This National Rehab Week, we celebrate the strength of our patients and the dedication of our rehabilitation teams. Together, we focus on recovery, independence, and helping every person live life to the fullest.

09/12/2025

Health and Human Services Secretary Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. emphasized that rural health care extends far beyond hospital walls, noting that hospitals are often the largest employers in rural areas and vital to the local economy. Speaking with Texas Governor Greg Abbott, he warned that when hospitals close, entire communities suffer—but highlighted that the newly passed Big Beautiful Bill will invest $50 billion over five years through the Rural Transformation Program to help preserve rural hospitals and the communities they serve.
Learn more: https://www.rfdtv.com/rural-health-goes-far-beyond-the-hospitals-walls-according-to-secretary-kennedy

09/10/2025

09/10/2025

For rural Americans, minutes can mean the difference between life and death. But new federal Medicaid cuts are putting hundreds of rural hospitals and clinics at risk — threatening access to emergency care, specialty services, and long-term care across the country

This isn’t just a healthcare issue — it’s a community survival issue. When hospitals close, towns lose more than care: they lose jobs, growth, and hope.

Read more from USA TODAY:

Rural Americans historically rely on Medicaid than people in more densely populated areas.

09/08/2025

🏥 Rural Hospitals at Risk — What’s Being Done?

As Medicaid changes could cut $155B from rural healthcare over the next decade, rural hospitals face tough challenges keeping essential services open.

To help, Congress has launched the Rural Health Transformation Program, investing $50B over 5 years to:
✅ Support ER, maternity, and behavioral health services
✅ Boost EMS response & workforce training
✅ Expand telehealth & remote patient monitoring
✅ Fund recruitment & health tech upgrades
✅ Strengthen rural mental health pipelines

Many hospitals operate on thin margins and serve as lifelines for their communities. Sustaining rural care means investing in the people, tools, and systems that keep it running.

Learn more from the Bipartisan Policy Center:

Congressional changes to Medicaid provider taxes could cut rural health funding by $155B over 10 years. BPC explores how the new $50B Rural Health…

09/04/2025

A new $50B Rural Health Transformation Program was added to the latest federal spending law, aiming to support struggling rural hospitals and clinics. While the funding brings hope, experts warn it may not offset massive Medicaid cuts ahead—and confusion remains about how the money will be distributed.

Read more via KFF Health News:

Lawmakers added a $50 billion program for rural health to President Donald Trump’s massive tax and spending package with promises it would help plug the hole left by Medicaid cuts. Rural hospital and clinic leaders worry the infusion won’t reach the right places.

09/01/2025

Progressive Health Group wishes you a safe and happy Labor Day! 🇺🇸

Today we honor the strength, dedication, and resilience of workers everywhere—especially those who serve our communities with care.

08/29/2025

Rural hospitals are more than healthcare facilities—they’re the backbone of their communities. Hillsdale Hospital has launched the ‘Rural Health Strong’ campaign to raise awareness about the vital role rural healthcare plays in keeping communities healthy, economically stable, and thriving.

From overcoming barriers like limited transportation and higher rates of chronic illness to providing local jobs and stability, rural hospitals are irreplaceable. At Progressive Health Group, we stand with Hillsdale and hospitals nationwide in advocating for the future of rural health. 💙

Learn more about the ‘Rural Health Strong’ campaign:

Hillsdale Hospital launches "Rural Health Strong" campaign as officials express concerns over potential Medicaid cuts from President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill."