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Summary: Atrium Health Navicent Peach is a nonprofit health system with a 67,500-square-foot critical access hospital in Peach County, founded in 2013. It offers comprehensive services through Navicent Health Specialties, including women’s and children’s care, emergency and urgent care, and affiliated centers and hospitals. The facility is part of Atrium Health Navicent Peach’s network and operates under the nonprofit hospital/health care umbrella.

The National Association of Rural Health Clinics (NARHC) is a nonprofit organization focused on educating and advocating for rural health care in underserved communities. It is headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, founded in 1991, and operates as a private, nonprofit industry group within hospitals and health care. NARHC has about 10 employees and reported annual revenue around $6.6 million. It maintains three U.S. offices, including the headquarters at 1009 Duke Street, Alexandria, VA, with additional locations in Fremont, Michigan and Fremont, Indiana. For Alabama-specific information or connections to Florence, AL, NARHC’s public materials do not list Alabama offices or Alabama-focused programs. If you need Alabama-specific rural health clinics or Alabama resources, you may want to contact NARHC directly at their listed phone numbers or visit narhc.org.

Summary: Midwest Medical Center is a nonprofit healthcare facility based in Galena, Illinois, with additional offices in Elizabeth and Galena. Founded in 2007, it offers a broad range of services including behavioral health, rehabilitation, pharmacy, fitness, classes, and an athlete performance academy, aiming for quality, compassionate care with typically low ER wait times. The organization operates six offices nationwide (all in the U.S., primarily Galena and Elizabeth) and employs about 44 staff. Contact options include multiple local phone numbers and the main website midwestmedicalcenter.org for more information.

Salem Memorial District Hospital (SMDH) is a nonprofit, Critical Access hospital in Salem, Missouri, founded in 1970. It operates a full-service hospital with an emergency department and a Family Medicine Clinic (on campus) with extended hours, plus swing bed and long-term care options. Outpatient services include radiology, labs, physical/occupational therapy, stress testing, dialysis, cardiopulmonary, and more. The facility serves over 20,000 residents in Salem and surrounding counties, supports 25 inpatient beds, 24/7 ER, outpatient surgery, and a long-term care unit (18 beds). SMDH accepts major insurances (Medicare/Medicaid) and offers financial assistance. Contact: postmaster@smdh.net; main phone numbers 573-729-6626, 573-453-5952. Address: 35629 Highway 72, Salem, MO 65560.

Summary: The Arkansas Rural Health Partnership is a nonprofit organization founded in 2008 and headquartered in Lake Village, Arkansas. It focuses on improving health outcomes for rural residents and supporting rural providers through collaboration and resource leveraging. The organization employs about 11 people and operates as a collaborative network rather than a single hospital. While the site highlights its mission and rural health initiatives, it does not indicate that Helena Hospital is owned or operated by AR Rural Health Partnership. If you’re specifically looking for Helena Hospital’s relationship to the Partnership, there is no explicit connection described on the page.

Summary: - The National Association of Rural Health Clinics (NARHC) is a nonprofit organization focused on educating and advocating for rural health in the United States. - Headquarters: Alexandria, Virginia; founded in 1991. - Scope: National with multiple offices (three in the U.S.), including locations in Alexandria, VA; Fremont, Michigan; and Fremont, Michigan (addresses provided). - Industry and structure: Hospitals and Health Care; private nonprofit; ~10 employees; annual revenue around $6.6 million. - Contact and presence: Active organization with a LinkedIn page and publicly listed phone numbers. Relevance to "Alabama" and requested topic: - The provided information does not indicate Alabama-specific programs, offices, or activities. NARHC is a national body, and no Alabama location is listed in the highlights. If you need Alabama-focused rural health advocacy or clinic support, you may want to contact NARHC directly or search for Alabama rural health clinics and Alabama-specific initiatives.

Healthy Connections, Inc. (HCI) is a nonprofit Federally Qualified Health Center based in Mena, Arkansas, established in 1998. It provides medical, dental, and social services to residents of all ages in Western Arkansas, with discounted and low-cost preventive care for uninsured or underinsured individuals who qualify. HCI operates 11 offices nationwide (all in the United States), including Arkadelphia, Arkansas (3034 Pine St) and other locations in Malvern, Hot Springs, Mena, and nearby towns. Services span primary medical care, women’s health, STD testing, and medication management, with a focus on serving patients regardless of ability to pay. Contact: (888) 710-8220.