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WNY Rural Broadband Health Care Network, FCC Pilot Program & Regional Telemedicine Opportunities

WNY Rural Broadband Health Network (WNY.RBHN) connects healthcare providers with essential broadband services for telemedicine consults, video conferencing, and more. Discover how the network promotes healthcare initiatives and supports rural communities.

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WNY Rural Broadband Health Care Network, FCC Pilot Program & Regional Telemedicine Opportunities

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  1. WNY Rural Broadband Health Care Network, FCC Pilot Program&Regional Telemedicine Opportunities January 2012 Update

  2. WNY RBHNNeutrality WNY R-AHEC, the WNY RBHN sponsor, is: • An objective liaison seeking to connect those who HAVE with those who NEED • A point of connection between direct health care service providers, health professions schools and the communities they seek to serve

  3. Expanded Broadband Adoption Broadband as an essential element in success of other local occurrences • HEAL NY Initiatives • Aligning Forces for Quality • RHIO(s) Activities • Regional Extension Center Development • BEACON Community Designation • Expedited EHR adoption • Workforce Development Initiaitives

  4. Applications Include but are not limited to: • Telemedicine Consults • Video Conferencing • MOVI – Desktop Video Conferencing • Studio to Go Streaming/Taping • Content Server Utility (allowing for storage and asynchronous (anywhere/anytime) access to education and training content)

  5. Promoting 3 Tier Model Layer 1: Secure Internet Protocol (IP)-based broadband network (Infrastructure Development)

  6. Promoting 3 TierModel - Layer 2 Layer 2: Hardware conferencing and server core that is the technology hub R-AHEC provides Layer 2 – serving as aggregator and response facilitator, as education and training resource and as a technology enabled Rural Resource Center

  7. Promoting 3 TierModel - Layer 3 Layer 3: Telemedicine systems and educational programming EDUCATION, Training & CMEs RHIOs, RECs, major health systems and academic health centers provide Layer 3 broadband enabled service applications TELEMEDICINE EMR ADOPTION PRACTICE MANAGEMENT GROUND ROUNDS RIS - PACS HOSPITAL SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT E - PRESCRIPTION

  8. Dedicated Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) Virtual Private Network (VPN) • The WNYRBHN network will provide a secure, dedicated healthcare backbone, accessible to all WNYRBHN partners. A facility’s own firewall determines how, when, what and with whom they choose to connect. Data stays within the MPLS network and unlike some current Internet connections, your data stays both within the network (and within NYS). Other Internet providers may route your data through several hubs in multiple states.

  9. WNY Rural Broadband Healthcare Network (WNY RBHN) Status Live Facility RFP 02 Facility – Live Feb/March ‘12 Hold FCL issued 10/20 –Live Mid March ‘12 Awaiting facility information In process Medina Memorial Oak Orchard (Lyndonville) Oak Orchard (Albion Clinic #2) Oak Orchard (Brockport) Finger Lakes Migrant (Sodus) Rochester General (Via Health) Mount St Mary’s Orleans Finger Lakes Migrant (Newark) Oak Orchard (Albion Clinic) Niagara Lakeside Health Finger Lakes Migrant (Port Byron) Wayne URMC R-AHEC (Batavia Site) Monroe UMMC Thompson Health Genesee Clifton Springs Hospital Auburn Memorial Catholic Health Geneva General Hospital ECMC Ontario Kaleida Health UB Finger Lakes Migrant (Geneva) Wyoming County Community Hospital Livingston Health Services Finger Lakes Migrant (Seneca) UB Family Medicine Seneca Finger Lakes Migrant (Penn Yan) UB School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hospital Cayuga Academic Medical Services Livingston R-AHEC Erie Lake Shore Health Care Facility UB Orthopaedic Wyoming UB Neurosurgery Nicholas H. Noyes Memorial Hospital Yates Cattaraugus Indian Reservation Health Center Tompkins St James Mercy Brooks Memorial Tri-County Memorial Hospital Schuyler Schuyler Hospital Chautauqua Finger Lakes Migrant (Bath) Ira Davenport The Resource Center Cattaraugus Westfield Memorial Lionel R. John Health Center Allegany Tioga Olean General Steuben Chemung WCA Hospital Jones Memorial Arnot Ogden Medical Center St. Joseph’s Hospital

  10. Examples of Successful Telehealth Applications Already Effectively Being Utilized in Upstate New York • Stroke Care • Truma-Burn • Remote ICU Monitoring • Pediatric Primary Care • Geriatric Primary Care • Primary, Urgent & Psychiatric Care for the Incarcerated • Pediatric Dental Screening • Psychiatric Consults • Distance Education and Training (Workforce Development)

  11. Untapped Opportunities for Telehealth Services • Tremendous increase in access to primary and specialty care • Cost Reductions: • Reduced ER Visits • Staffing Costs • Travel Costs • Space Costs • Early Intervention Savings • Increased Patient/Consumer Satisfaction • Asynchronous Learning/Educational Opportunities

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