A Rural Health Clinic (RHC) is a primary healthcare clinic located in a non-urbanized area that has been shown to have a shortage of healthcare services or healthcare providers, and has been certified as a Rural Health Clinic under Medicare. The greatest benefit of the program is cost-based (enhanced) reimbursement from Medicare and Medicaid. In 1977, Congress passed the Rural Health Clinic Act, or Public Law 95-210, to address the lack of access to primary medical care in rural communities and to assist with the financial challenges faced by rural healthcare facilities. In addition, this law focused on increasing the utilization of mid-level practitioners in underserved areas.
Arizona Rural Health Clinic Designation Manual August 2008 Version 3
Below you will find the list of all Arizona Rural Health Clinics. Please (Click Here) for contact information of all Arizona Rural Health Clincis.
For a map fo all Rural Health Clinics located within Arizona (Coming Soon)
