History

Rural Health Medical Program, Inc. (RHMPI) is a nonprofit Federally Qualified Community Health Center based in Selma, Alabama, with a long-standing mission to improve access to primary and preventive care in rural Black Belt communities. Founded in 1977, it has grown from a single site with 10 employees to eight community health centers and a medical mobile unit, serving Dallas, Perry, Wilcox, Marengo, Monroe, and future expansion into Clarke County. RHMPI offers primary, specialty, and preventive care, along with patient assistance and a Sliding Fee Scale for uninsured/underinsured patients, accepting Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance. Key details: - Founded: 1977; Headquarters: Selma, AL - Type: Nonprofit, Private - Services: Primary care, specialty care, preventive care, patient assistance; Sliding Fee Scale - Coverage: Rural Black Belt counties in Alabama (Dallas, Perry, Wilcox, Marengo, Monroe; Clarke coming) - Locations: 11 offices nationwide (main HQ in Selma; multiple Alabama sites) - Employees: ~60+; Revenue: ~$23.1 million - Contact: info@rhmpi.com; phones: (844) 736-7629, 334-410-2170, 334-874-7428 - Notable context: Active in Black Belt health advocacy and local community initiatives; ongoing funding discussions mentioned in Black Belt media.