Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH) requires a personalized, multidisciplinary approach, which is often lacking in remote regions due to limited access to specialized care and resources. The scarcity of specialized PH centers forces reliance on general practitioners, further hampered by geographic isolation and constrained resources. These limitations make it difficult for healthcare providers to stay updated on new treatments, guidelines, and clinical trial data. To address these gaps, a strategic initiative is needed to enhance early detection, deliver insights on novel therapies, and promote multidisciplinary care through telementoring, aiming to improve PAH management in underserved rural areas.