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  • Rural Health Policy
  • Healthcare Economics

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  • Rural hospitals face significant financial instability, threatening their sustainability.
  • The Rural Emergency Hospital (REH) designation was introduced in 2023 to provide financial support to eligible rural facilities.
  • This designation requires hospitals to cease inpatient services while maintaining outpatient and emergency care.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To identify characteristics of hospitals that converted to REH status.
  • To assess the impact of REH conversion on rural communities.
  • To understand community perceptions of the REH model.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services cost report data.
  • Comparison of converting hospitals with eligible nonconverting hospitals.
  • Content analysis of 33 news articles.
  • Phone interviews with rural residents.

Main Results:

  • Converting hospitals typically had low inpatient volumes, occupancy rates, and revenues.
  • News coverage of REH conversions was largely neutral, focusing on financial benefits.
  • Rural residents expressed negative perceptions of local healthcare and showed reluctance to use REHs.

Conclusions:

  • REH designation can offer financial relief to rural hospitals with low inpatient demand.
  • Community trust and willingness to utilize REHs are crucial for the policy's long-term effectiveness.
  • Addressing both financial viability and community confidence is essential for sustaining rural healthcare access.