Topics: Benefit enrollment and application

Rural Libraries Help Communities Access Health Information

Libraries in South Carolina, Vermont, and Washington work to improve their communities’ health by providing monthly programs and teaching patrons and staff how to access reliable health information online.

Miners in rural New Mexico may forego care when they have to drive a long distance to see a primary care provider or specialist. The New Mexico Mobile Screening Program for Miners travels to 12 locations in the state to bring needed care to patients.

A Critical Access Hospital has engineered a restructuring that puts it and seven rural clinics under one corporate umbrella.

In Virgina and Montana, rural veterans suffering from PTSD, depression and trauma are finding help and support in their local communities.

Getting Human Services to Rural Communities

In Humboldt County, Calif., Family Resource Centers are offering help where it is needed.

The Benefit Bank of South Carolina is linking low-income residents to public funds that often go unused and unclaimed.

The Rural Monitor

Articles and resources on key rural health issues, from the Rural Health Information Hub

Topics: Benefit enrollment and application

Rural Libraries Help Communities Access Health Information

New Mexico Mobile Screening Program for Miners Brings Care to the Patients

Restructuring of Vermont CAH and FQHCs Puts Emphasis on Preventative Care, Collaboration

Healing Invisible Wounds: Programs Help Rural Vets with PTSD and Depression

Getting Human Services to Rural Communities

The Benefit Bank Gives Families a Financial Boost