Telehealth can reduce the need for long-distance travel to access medical care. Residents of many rural communities can receive the specialty care they need while reducing the demands on individuals and families. ITDI remains committed to advancing and expanding telemedicine models of care across rural West Texas.
Through ongoing initiatives, including support for clinics in communities such as Fort Davis, Marathon, and other rural areas, we continue to strengthen access to care by integrating telehealth into existing clinical frameworks.
By providing infrastructure and operational support for telehealth visits within TTUHSC, these efforts allow for continued growth and scalability in both the number and variety of services available. Collectively, this work reflects an ongoing commitment to improving healthcare access and adaptability for rural communities throughout the region.
Strategic Initiatives:
- Telepsychiatry Initiative
- Telepsychiatry Initiative aims to significantly advance mental health services for patients in rural and community hospitals across Texas.
- Campus Health Connect
- Campus Health Connect provides quality health care to children through convenient, secure virtual consultations facilitated by trained school nurses.
- Access to Breast Health for Texans
- Access to Breast Health for Texans aims to revolutionize preventive breast screenings and education in rural communities across Texas.
- Telehealth Infrastructure Expansion
- Telehealth Infrastructure Expansion is designed to enhance health care delivery across rural Texas through two key components: the Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) Program and the expansion of telehealth equipment to support specialty clinics.
- Healthy West Texas Initiative
- Healthy West Texas Initiative is a community engagement project that highlights how data, trust and partnerships can drive innovative and impactful health improvements.
Telehealth Programs