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IRHA is pleased to serve as a voice for the rural residents of Indiana. Our efforts are to advocate. IRHA invites you to join us in spreading the news as it becomes available to us so everyone can make an informed decision.

To help effectively address healthcare issues, the Indiana Rural Health Association, a trusted name in supporting and improving healthcare, provides a number of business partners who can help sustain and grow your operations in these complex times.

Critical Access Hospitals - FLEX coordinates in-person and virtual conferences and online educational events.

Indiana's rural communities rely heavily on agriculture, farming, and natural resources. These industries face risks like weather, farm safety, economic fluctuations, and regulatory burdens, which can lead to mental health stress and crises.

This program was created to combat high infant mortality rates and place Perinatal Navigators in the community to provide confidential screening, support, referrals, treatment, and education for expectant mothers, infants, and families.

Licensed Indiana Navigators connect children and families to healthcare coverage in Indiana.

Prevention, Support, Recovery, and Education with Indiana Rural Opioid Consortium (InROC)

The mission of InSRHN is to create a network of rural providers dedicated to improving their ability to deliver high-quality healthcare to rural residents.

Indiana Telehealth Network connects healthcare providers with funding from the FCC for high-speed broadband access.

IRHA is a statewide partner with IDOH/TPC to assess current healthcare facilities regarding tobacco use and to determine those facilities that are targeted for the systems change approach.

The Indiana Transfer of Care (InTOC) Network seeks to address barriers to rural Emergency Medical Services (EMS), specifically as it relates to Interfacility Transfers (IFTs).

The Indiana Rural Health Association’s MommyWise program, funded by a Safety Pin grant from the Indiana Department of Health, aims to reduce high Infant Mortality Rates (IMR) in Grant County.

Find RHC resources, sample templates, survey readiness, RHC contacts, and Indiana's RHC directory.

The UMTRC focuses on telehealth programs and technical assistance needs within Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and Ohio.

Rural Indiana Screening for Colorectal Cancer (RISCC) is a five-year study and collaborative effort between the IRHA and the Indiana University Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center.

A new program of the Indiana Rural Health Association.