By STEVEN GOODMAN The future of rural healthcare won’t be determined by how much money is invested. It will be determined by how wisely that money is used. That line gets nodded along to at every rural health conference, then quietly ignored the moment the conversation turns to solutions, because the solutions on offer are almost always capital solutions: build a wing, buy a scanner, recruit a specialist who will not, in fact, be recruited. I spent a career building infrastructure for GE Medical Systems, standing up systems for remote patient monitoring before “telehealth” was a wor...