Our Mission
The mission of the Rural Health Council of Madison County is to improve the health of our communities by advocating, educating, and coordinating services for individuals and families.
Who We Are
The Madison County Rural Health Council, Inc. (MCRHC) was established in April 2013 by a consortium of organizations representing the largest providers of health and social services in the county. Through the MCRHC local providers are better able to coordinate the county-wide alignment of health care resources, expertise and services, and evidence-based practices to meet health needs in our communities.
The Council was established to:
- Identify gaps in services and facilitate implementation plan to address such gaps
- Coordinate and report on county-wide strategic planning regarding health care services
- Coordinate county-wide alignment of health care resources and services
- Monitor health services, quality of care and emerging health and health care issues
- Coordinate the development of a shared health information system
- Facilitate affiliation agreements among providers
- Assist in professional recruitment efforts, and
- Encourage community and consumer involvement in the network.
What We Do
We coordinate county-wide alignment of health care resources, expertise and services, and evidence-based practices to meet health needs in our communities.
Our Staff
Christine Paul
Executive Director
Stephanie Henry
Deputy Director
Jamie Hagenbuch
Health Initiatives Coordinator
Donny Ybarra
Mobility Manager
Marvin Bartlett
Transportation Coordinator
Jordan Carroll
Outreach Coordinator
Board of Directors
Annual Report
Our Annual Reports can be found by clicking one of the links below.
Newsletters
Our Newsletters can be found by clicking one of the links below.