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Behind the $50 billion rural AI push is real patient skepticism. This piece looks at what rural communities are telling us about trust, evidence, and why Sophie was built to support care teams, not replace them.
20 years as a nurse. Now she’s teaching care teams how to make technology work for them, not against them. Meet Alicia Band, BettrAi’s Director of Customer Success, and hear why she believes tech should support nurses, never replace them.
“As an ER nurse, I’ve felt firsthand how AI charting tools can lighten the load during a chaotic shift. With rural hospitals closing and Medicaid cuts looming, I believe that same kind of support could help close the access gap where it’s needed most.”
For rural community health leaders, this is the daily reality of running a mission-driven organization where the patients with the greatest needs are often the hardest to reach. BettrAi helps close that gap. Sophie™ works alongside care teams at FQHCs, RHCs, and community health organizations — handling daily check-ins, medication and appointment reminders, symptom monitoring, and social barrier screening — available 24/7, in multiple languages, so care managers can focus on the patients who need them most.
We are excited to share that BettrAI was recently featured on The Relay, a podcast hosted by Val Emmons and sponsored by the National Transitions of Care Coalition (NTOCC). In Episode 3, our team sat down with Val to unpack one of healthcare’s most pressing and often overlooked challenges: what happens to patients in the time between visits?
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