Rural Health Clinic Resources

NEW Montana RHC Network (MT-RHCN) Website

The MT-RHCN webpages are now live. Explore tools, technical assistance, recorded webinars, and curated resources designed to support RHCs across the state. Whether you’re new to the RHC world or a seasoned provider, these pages offer guidance to help you strengthen rural healthcare access. To access the website click here.

The purpose of the Rural Health Clinics program is to encourage and stabilize the provision of outpatient primary care in underserved rural areas through the use of physicians, physician assistants (PAs), nurse practitioners (NPs) and certified nurse midwives (CNMs). (narhc.org)

Should you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to either Natalie Claiborne (Natalie.claiborne@montana.edu) or Jack King (jack.king@mtha.org) with the Office of Rural Health and Flex Program respectively.

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