BRTA partners with various organizations and institutions to support the delivery of telehealth services throughout BRTA's service area.
Our Members
Our Partners
Alzheimer’s Association Great Richmond Chapter
Bon Secours Rappahannock General Hospital
Eastern Shore Community College
Eastern Shore Regional Jail
Eastern Shore Rural Health Services Inc.
Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office
Mathews County Sheriff’s Office
Mid-Atlantic Telehealth Resource Center
Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center
Middlesex Department of Social Services
Northampton County Sheriff’s Office
Northumberland County Department of Social Services
Northumberland County Public Schools
Peninsulas EMS Council
Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury
Richmond County Department of Social Services
Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital
Riverside Walter Reed Hospital
The College of William and Mary
UVA Health System Center for Telehealth
Virginia Career Works Bay Consortium Region
VCU Center for Trauma & Critical Care Education
Virginia Department of Veterans Services
Virginia Healthcare Workforce Development Authority
VCU Health Tappahannock Hospital
Virginia Opioid Abatement Authority
Virginia Telehealth Network
Virginia Rural Health Association
Virginia Workforce Consortium
Westmoreland County Department of Social Services
While specific partners may vary based on the needs and priorities of BRTA and its members, potential partners may include:
Healthcare Systems
BRTA may partner with local hospitals and health systems to integrate telehealth services into their existing healthcare infrastructure. This collaboration allows for the expansion of telehealth capabilities and the seamless coordination of care between different healthcare settings.
Universities and Research Institutions
BRTA may collaborate with universities and research institutions to explore innovative telehealth solutions, conduct research studies, and develop evidence-based practices in the field of telehealth.
Government Agencies
BRTA may partner with local and state government agencies, such as health departments and Medicaid offices, to align telehealth initiatives with government policies and regulations. This collaboration helps in advocating for favorable telehealth policies and securing funding opportunities.
Telecommunication Companies
BRTA may form partnerships with telecommunication companies and technology providers to access cutting-edge telehealth technologies, ensure reliable connectivity, and leverage advanced communication platforms for telehealth services.
Community Organizations
BRTA may collaborate with community-based organizations, non-profits, and advocacy groups to ensure equitable access to telehealth services for underserved populations. This partnership helps address barriers such as lack of internet access, language barriers, and transportation challenges.