Physician Clinics - Moulton - Lawrence Medical Center

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.

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.