Building Health Resource Networks in Montana
GrantID: 11875
Grant Funding Amount Low: $130,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $130,000
Summary
Grant Overview
Improving IBD Patient Access in Montana
Montana's healthcare landscape is dominated by geographic barriers that significantly impact the delivery of services to patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). The state is characterized by vast rural areas, making it challenging for IBD patients to access timely care and essential medications. With an estimated 4.6 cases of Crohn’s disease per 100,000 residents, the need for improved healthcare delivery systems is urgent in order to mitigate the impacts of IBD on individuals living in remote communities.
The primary stakeholders facing these barriers in Montana include IBD patients residing in underserved rural regions, where healthcare facilities are scarce. Many of these residents must travel long distances to receive medical treatment, often leading to delays in care and poor treatment adherence. Additionally, the limited availability of specialized healthcare professionals exacerbates the issue, limiting resources for patients in need of ongoing management.
To address these challenges, a grant of up to $130,000 is available for organizations that aim to establish health resource distribution networks across Montana. This initiative is crucial for reducing logistical barriers that lead to delays in medication and support services for IBD patients. Applying for this funding provides an opportunity for qualified healthcare providers, especially those with MDs and PhDs, to create effective pathways for timely healthcare access in this expansive state.
This funding initiative aims to revolutionize the treatment landscape for IBD patients in Montana. By developing a distribution network that connects patients with necessary resources, the program will not only work towards improving treatment adherence but also enhance overall patient outcomes. Previously, patients faced significant delays in receiving critical medications, but with strategic initiatives backed by this funding, we can foresee a more responsive healthcare environment tailored to the unique needs of Montanans battling IBD.
In summary, Montana's expansive geography presents unique challenges in delivering healthcare for IBD patients. This grant opportunity represents a transformative approach to health resource distribution, aiming to ensure that all patients, regardless of their location, receive the timely care they need to manage their conditions effectively.
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