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Rural communities of color across the US find new ways to get the health care they need
- Advocates emphasize that improving health outcomes in rural communities of color must begin locally, especially where trust in medical services is low.
- In Brownsville, the hospital reopened in 2022; North Carolina has mobile clinics for farm laborers; and Fresno's community workers assist Punjabi Sikh immigrants.
- Mandip Kaur from Jakara Movement stated, “We’ve learned that we have to go to people, we have to go to where they’re at, they’re not going to come to us.
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Rural communities of color across the US find new ways to get the health care they need
AP Health Writer Many rural hospitals have closed in the last decade in the United States and a recent report from the Center for Healthcare Quality and Payment Reform says about 700 more are at risk of shuttering. Rural residents are more likely to die earlier than urban residents from things like heart disease, cancer
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Rural communities of color across the US find new ways to get the health care they need
Many rural hospitals have closed in the last decade in the United States and a recent report from the Center for Healthcare Quality and Payment Reform says about 700 more
·New York, United States
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