Rural Health Section - Arkansas Department of Health

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.

East Arkansas Family Health Center (EAFHC) is a nonprofit primary and preventive healthcare provider headquartered in West Memphis, Arkansas, with multiple offices serving Crittenden, Poinsett, Mississippi, and Phillips counties. They offer medical, dental, pharmaceutical, ophthalmology, laboratory, radiology, and transportation services, along with preventive screenings, diabetes and cardiovascular wellness/nutrition classes, HIV/AIDS care, and behavioral health assessments. EAFHC has been recognized as a Health Center Quality Leader by HRSA and has NCQA-recognized patient-centered medical home clinics. The organization employs about 43 staff and operates several primary care sites, including locations in West Memphis and nearby counties.