integration of health and transportation services

What are the Challenges in Implementing Integrated Services?

While the benefits are clear, several challenges need to be addressed for successful implementation:
- Funding Constraints: Limited funding for both healthcare and transportation services can hinder integration efforts.
- Coordination Complexity: Coordinating between multiple agencies and service providers can be complex and time-consuming.
- Awareness and Utilization: Ensuring that families are aware of and use available transportation services requires ongoing education and outreach.

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