Regional or community wide programs to oversee under-resourced patient recuperation or respite care seem to be the most sustainable because they pool resources from multiple hospitals and a larger population to provide appropriate recuperation facilities and minimize the risk of any one hospital or healthcare facility from having to provide the majority of the resources and cost associated with the increase of patients from the area's underserved patient population.
Community-based programs seem to be the most effective way to oversee care for under-resourced patients, as they aggregate resources from multiple hospitals and a larger population to provide suitable rehabilitation facilities and reduce the burden on individual healthcare facilities.