This project integrates resources from industry, government, and academi
a to establish 5G infrastructure in rural areas. Using 5G technology, we up
grade medical image transmission, enhancing healthcare applications and
quality. The National Health Institute collaborates with telecom providers
and medical center/regional hospital to create a 5G telemedicine experim
ental field. Our aim is a multi-faceted healthcare model. Model One: "Doct
ors Stationary, Patients Mobile". Patients visit local clinics for remote cons
ultations, reducing travel distances. It involves collaborative diagnosis and
treatment between local and remote doctors, integrating specialized hosp
ital capabilities with local physicians' care. Model Two: "Doctors Mobile,
Patients Stationary". Home-based telemedicine is established, providing r
emote diagnosis and treatment. Specialized medical teams support home
-based physicians through real-time guidance and access to medical imag
es. This ensures quality care for patients in their homes, including those wi
th complex conditions. Through 5G-enabled telemedicine, we overcome d
istance and time limitations, meeting social needs, utilizing healthcare res
ources effectively, and reducing healthcare disparities. The project also est
ablishes a healthcare information industry alliance, extending services to
home and community settings, implementing medical diversion, and ena
bling local physicians to acquire specialized skills through remote consult
ations. Information security technologies safeguard data transmission. Re
search outcomes and recommendations will guide future government pol
icies in remote healthcare services.