Telehealth Specialty Care
Cardiology, neurology, rheumatology, endocrinology, and more — delivered locally through the Hub.
For Rural Hospitals
Imagine if your community had local access to 30+ specialists?
With Troy Medical and the Rural Health Hub, rural hospitals can bring specialty care closer to home through a local, tech-enabled hybrid telehealth suite.
The whole package
Specialty care, delivered locally — without recruiting every specialist or building from scratch.
We provide the platform, technology, workflows, training, and operational support to help your hospital connect patients with specialists, advanced diagnostics, and care programs — without needing to recruit every specialist locally or build new infrastructure from scratch.
The result: more care stays local, patients travel less, and rural hospitals become the front door to a broader medical network.
What’s included
Everything a rural hospital needs — in one platform.
Platform
Secure, low-bandwidth-tolerant telehealth software designed for rural reality.
Equipment
Connected medical devices — stethoscopes, otoscopes, ultrasound, ECG — installed and maintained.
Training
On-site and ongoing training for the local clinical staff who run the suite.
Workflows
Scheduling, intake, documentation, and follow-up flows that fit rural clinic operations.
Operational Support
A real human on the other end of the phone when something needs help.
Specialist Network
Access to a vetted network of urban specialists across cardiology, behavioral health, and more.
Programs we deliver
Real care for the conditions hitting rural America hardest.
Opioid Use Disorder Treatment
Medication-assisted treatment delivered to communities that have none — confidentially, locally.
Recovery & Behavioral Health
Therapy and counseling integrated with primary care, supporting long-term recovery in rural communities.
How it works
High tech, high touch.
Technology alone can’t close the rural care gap. Our model combines best-in-class telehealth with trained clinical staff on the ground.
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Patient visits the local clinic
The trusted hometown clinic — staffed and equipped to host specialty visits.
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Specialist joins via telehealth
Board-certified urban specialists connect securely, with HD video and connected diagnostic devices.
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Care plan, locally supported
On-site clinical staff carry out the care plan and follow up between visits — no one falls through the cracks.
Why this matters to your hospital
Real revenue from a single Troy-enabled location.
Outpatient telehealth specialty care doesn’t just close the access gap — it generates new revenue, closes the referral loop, and improves readmission rates. Below: one real partner location in 2024.
$1.1M
estimated annual revenue from a single Troy Medical–enabled location in 2024
45 patients per week
1,689 labs ordered
351 radiology studies
53 outpatient procedures
10 surgeries
10–15 medication infusions per month
Specialties on site: Neurology · Rheumatology · Endocrinology
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Increased access to care
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Close the referral loop
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Improve readmission rates
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Increase revenue by preventing outmigration
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Generate new revenue from new outpatient service lines
From our partners
What rural CEOs say.
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“Troy Medical has made it very easy and affordable to add Tele-Endocrinology services for our community. I am grateful for their service!”
Lynn FalconeCEO, Cuero Hospital -
“The start up with Troy was very organized and detailed. They did most of the heavy lifting for us. Within the first 10 weeks post go-live, we had been able to schedule 50 patients with their needed specialist and saved our patients 15,000 travel miles — equivalent to $10,500 per the IRS mileage rate.”
Holly HolcombCEO, Childress Regional Medical Center -
“Troy Medical truly had a shared vision with how to serve our rural community by providing access to specialists on an outpatient basis. Their commitment to providing outpatient telehealth specialty physicians to our mix of services fit our mission of having more options for patients to remain in their local community for care.”
Vincent DiFrancoCEO, W.J. Mangold Memorial Hospital