Tag: By Taylor Sisk

N.C. Attorney General Approves Sale of Rural Hospital System, But with Added Protections

Rural Areas Push for More Assurances in N.C. Hospital Sale

It Takes a (Rural) Community

In Rural Health, Location Matters

Health-Law Changes Could Further Fray the Medical Safety Net for Farmworkers

For Migrant Farmworker Families, a Head Start Builds Momentum

Intensely Local: How Some Rural Hospitals Thrive

Could Diversion Programs Tested In Urban Areas Work for Rural, Too?

Study Shows Small Hospitals Safer, Cheaper for Some Procedures

Gambling Wagers Pay Community-Health Dividends for Eastern Band of Cherokee

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