Investor Presentaiton

Recommended Structural or Functional Changes Co-location (cont'd.) • SHAPE Soft savings associated with co-location for citizens receiving services from both agencies (i.e., time savings, reduced transportation costs, increased satisfaction, etc.) should also be considered when developing a plan. As should differences when planning for co-location in urban communities versus rural communities. Co-location of support services, non-profit organizations, other partner agencies and primary care providers should also be considered wherever possible to maximize access to care for citizens, especially in rural areas. SC

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