Accessing Palliative Care for Rural Residents in Tennessee

GrantID: 77741

Grant Funding Amount Low: $1,500

Deadline: Ongoing

Grant Amount High: $1,500

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Grant Overview

Tennessee exhibits a pronounced rural-urban split in palliative care access, with 33 of its 95 counties lacking any certified palliative physician and 22 additional counties having only a single part-time provider. Appalachian counties in the east report average travel times to the nearest palliative clinic exceeding 90 minutes.

Rural residents aged 65 and older, who constitute 18 percent of the non-metropolitan population, face higher rates of uncontrolled pain and repeated emergency department visits for symptom management. Urban centers such as Nashville and Memphis maintain hospital-based teams, yet discharge planning rarely extends services beyond county lines.

Mobile units funded through trainee placements can extend symptom assessment and medication review into the 15 counties with the lowest palliative care density. Trainees operate under standing orders from Tennessee-licensed physicians and log encounters in the state’s electronic referral system.

Proposals must include commitments from at least two rural hospitals to accept referrals generated by the mobile team and confirmation that vehicles meet state EMS equipment standards. Evaluation weighs whether routes prioritize counties with palliative care physician vacancy rates above 40 percent.

Tennessee submissions are differentiated from Kentucky or Alabama filings by the requirement to file separate memoranda of understanding with each county health department crossed by the mobile route, reflecting Tennessee’s decentralized public health governance structure.

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