|
|
|
|
Rural Health in Connecticut:
A Comprehensive Review of Social Determinants, Community Resources, Health Outcomes, and Wellbeing
By Data Haven, 2022
|
|
|
|
Welcome |
|
The Connecticut Office of Rural Health (CT-ORH) serves:
- As a clearinghouse to assist in the coordination of resources and activities that promote rural health on a regional or statewide basis
- To provide technical assistance to rural health providers and organizations
- To enhance recruitment and retention efforts for rural healthcare providers
- To promote state, local, regional and federal partnerships
The CT-ORH is funded by a federal grant from the Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources & Services Administration through the Office of Rural Health Policy.
Please visit About Us to learn more about the CT-ORH. |
|
What's New: |
|
Learning From COVID Study
CT-ORH 2021 Annual Report
CT-ORH 2020 Annual Report
CT-ORH 2019 Annual Report
CT-ORH 2018 Annual Report
CT-ORH Grantee Resources
Less Access To Health Services, Programs In Rural Areas Take Toll
RRA Initiative
Connecticut Statewide Retention Plan on National Health Service Corps (NHSC) Providers
AN ASSESSEMENT OF CONNECTICUT RURAL HEALTH: Overview, Obstacles and Opportunities
|
|
Announcements: |
|
The CT Office of Rural Health definition of rural: All towns with a population census of 10,000 or less and a population density of 500 or less people per square mile as designated as rural was revised and adopted by the CT-ORH advisory board November 2014. The definition was created for the sole purposes of providing strategic direction for the planning and implementation of initiatives to fulfill its mission and determine rural towns/communities eligible for financial support from the CT-ORH.
Federal Office of Rural Health Policy Resource Guide
Grants
National Resources
|
|
|
|
|
to top |
|