As many communities in rural Alberta look for ways to entice and retain physicians in their community, Kneehill County along with Three Hills, Trochu, Acme, and Linden have come together to provide incentive for physicians to practice in Three Hills.
In a release from Kneehill County, they share that in a collaborative effort to ensure the long-term sustainability of healthcare services in the region, Kneehill County and the urban municipalities of Three Hills, Trochu, Acme, and Linden are proud to announce the launch of a three-year rent stabilization program for the Kneehill Medical Clinic. This initiative, which has been developed in partnership with local physicians, aims to address the financial challenges facing medical professionals in the area.
- Acme: $4,306
- Kneehill County: $50,807
- Linden: $5,368
- Three Hills: $22,589
- Trochu: $6,930
The program’s specific goals include increasing the number of physicians at the Clinic, expanding the patient panel by 1,000 patients, and supporting the ongoing staffing of emergency and hospital operations at the Three Hills Hospital.
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