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China is working to close the healthcare resource gap between urban and rural communities by connecting township clinics, county hospitals and medical specialists. In Anning, Yunnan Province, integrated medical networks, remote consultations and AI-powered services are helping residents access quality healthcare closer to home.

The initiative is part of a wider effort to strengthen grassroots healthcare, with more than 1,500 medical professionals from 21 provinces deployed to support underserved regions in 2026. Discover how shared medical resources, technology and cross-regional assistance are transforming access to healthcare across China.

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00:30In the past, we had to travel to the county town or Anning city for these diagnoses,
00:34which was very inconvenient.
00:36Now, people can truly access these services right at their doorstep.
00:40This policy is really great.
00:44We have expanded services such as ECG, prescription reviews,
00:50medicine delivery and regional testing across counties, townships and villages.
00:54This year, we are also expanding AI services and remote consultations,
00:59so people can access more standardized healthcare services close to home.
01:29So, I hope you will be in the past.
01:31So, we will be right back to the next event.
01:33So, it's possible to make a home,
01:36but we will try to make a home that's more expensive.
01:37So, we use this series of services,

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