Kentucky Rural Health Transformation Program, Department of Public Health
About Kentucky Rural Health Transformation Program, Department of Public Health
Five programs, each targeting a specific transformation in rural health, all designed to work together. The Kentucky Rural Health Transformation (KY RHT) is a locally led, state-coordinated effort designed to create immediate impact while strengthening rural communities for generations to come.
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The Kentucky Office of Rural Health (KORH), established in 1991, is a federal-state partnership authorized by federal legislation. The UK Center of Excellence in Rural Health serves as the federally-designated Kentucky Office of Rural Health. The mission of the KORH is to support the health and well-being of Kentuckians by promoting access to rural health services. The program provides a framework for linking small rural communities with local, state and federal resources while working toward long-term solutions to rural health issues. The KORH assists clinicians, administrators and consumers in finding ways to improve communications, finances and access to quality health care while ensuring that funding agencies and policymakers are made aware of the needs of rural communities.
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The Kentucky Women's Cancer Screening Program is a federally funded public health program providing free breast and cervical cancer screening and diagnostic services to eligible women in Kentucky. Services like mammograms and Pap tests are offered through local health departments and participating clinics around the state.
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