Alabama - NARHC - National Association of Rural Health Clinics

Rural Health Medical Program, Inc. (RHMPI) is a Alabama-based nonprofit Federally Qualified Community Health Center serving medically underserved rural counties in the Black Belt region (Dallas, Perry, Wilcox, Marengo, Monroe, and soon Clarke). Established in 1977 and headquartered in Selma, AL, it operates eight community health center sites plus a medical mobile unit, with over 60 employees and approximately $23.1M in annual revenue. RHMPI provides primary, specialty, preventive, and patient-assistance services, and uses a sliding fee scale to serve patients regardless of ability to pay. The organization accepts Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, and uninsured patients, aiming for high-quality, affordable care. Notable details: private nonprofit with multiple Alabama offices, history of growth from a single site to a regional health network, and ongoing community health initiatives in the Black Belt. Contact: info@rhmpi.com; main HQ at 101 Park Place, Selma, AL.

Summary: Lawrence Medical Center (LMC) is a Massachusetts-based primary care, mental health, and addiction recovery clinic with 6 U.S. offices and 34 employees. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Lawrence, MA, LMC emphasizes affordable, high-quality care for patients of all ages across its locations, including Peabody and Attleboro. The organization operates as a primary care provider with a focus on compassionate, accessible services. Notes relevant to your query: - There is a Lawrence Medical Center location in Lawrence, MA (HQ) and multiple U.S. - If you’re seeking a physician clinic in Moulton, AL (Lawrence Medical Center might have a listed presence there), the page confirms Alabama as a listed U.S. location but does not detail Florence, AL. No explicit Florence, MA details are shown on the site.