Light-filled contemporary architecture and leading-edge medical care are not usually associated with rural health care facilities. Clinics serving rural populations are more likely to be bland modular buildings that competently provide the basics at low cost but offer little in the way of vibrant, nurturing spaces for patients and staff. Which prompts the question: Do the economics of health care delivery necessitate this cookie-cutter, one-set-of-options-fits-all approach?
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