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Rural Health Association of Tennessee, Inc.

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Rural Health Association of Tennessee, Inc.

Leading the way for a healthy Tennessee through partnerships, advocacy, education and resources. HOW DO WE DO WHAT WE DO?

Our members are rural health care providers, school health professionals, and others who care about rural health who have worked to affect positive change in the health and well-being of all rural people in Tennessee. We proactively involve our members, partner organizations, and policymakers, we identify rural health concerns and work to resolve those issues through service, education, and advocacy. GET INVOLVED & BECOME A MEMBER - (Individual or Organization)
There are incredible benefits to membership. We would love to discuss what those look like with you!

12/23/2025

And the second Community Programming Award goes to...

Johnson County Senior Center for their annual “Seniors Vs. Seniors: Battle of the Ages.” This is where older adults faceoff with high school seniors in a Pickle Ball Tournament. In it’s 4th year, this event offers food trucks, live music, and awards as a way to promote intergenerational engagement and physical activity.

Congratulations Johnson County Senior Center!

12/23/2025

And the first Community Programming award goes to...

Harlan Morris Retirement Community. This facility located in Gibson County Tennessee maintains a robust offering of programs for their residents that extend beyond their community walls. With offerings such as Bingo & Banana Splits, a Book Club, a Dementia Support Group and a Grief Support group, residents say that Harlan Morris is not just a place where seniors age, but a hub where they remain active contributors to their local community.

Congratulations Harlan Morris Retirement Community!

12/22/2025

And the Care Coordination Award goes to...

The Rural Health Association of Tennessee, Community Compass Team. Through their work with Findhelp.org, promoting the Tennessee Community Compass tool, our team has added more than 1,200 programs to the open-source directory of community services and trained more than 1,700 individuals on how to use the tool. Their work is helping rural adults and others find the help to much needed resources throughout Tennessee.

Accepting this award is (left to right): Jaimie Riccitelli, Wendy Stewart, Jyssie Molina, Mackea Joy & Madeline Mays.

Congratulations RHA Community Compass Team!

12/22/2025

And the Age Friendly Fitness award goes to...

Macon County Community Hospital for their Silver Sneakers program designed to improve strength, balance and flexibility for older adults. Macon Community Hospital partners with the Macon County Senior Center in Lafayette and the Westmoreland Senior Center to bring Silver Sneakers to their communities twice a week. As a result of the program older adults are reporting improved balance and stability, increased muscle strength and endurance. Accepting on behalf of Macon County Community Hospital is their Director of Marketing and Community Relations, Stacey Brawner.

Congratulations Macon County Community Hospital!

12/17/2025

RHC Program Coordinator Tiffany Padgett recently accompanied Sarah Hohman, Director of Government Affairs for the National Association of Rural Health Clinics (NARHC), on a site visit to Access Medical Care of Monroe County, PC.

During the visit, they had the opportunity to meet with clinic staff, tour the facility and learn more about the comprehensive services the rural health clinic provides to patients in Monroe County and the surrounding communities. We’re proud to support our members and their work in strengthening rural healthcare.

12/15/2025

11/20/2025

What an incredible honor to celebrate National Rural Health Day with over 350 attendees at our annual conference! We’re so grateful to gather with so many champions of rural healthcare.

11/12/2025

PracticeLink and 3RNET are hosting a rural and underserved virtual career fair at 5 p.m. CDT Nov. 13. This free event connects health care pros with employers dedicated to making a difference in rural and underserved communities. Learn more: https://app.brazenconnect.com/events/ANWxm?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=3rnet&utm_campaign=11.13.25_3rnet_vcf

11/07/2025

This October and November, the Tennessee Department of Health is promoting breast and lung cancer awareness through the annual Pink & Pearl Campaign.

The campaign combines the pink ribbon, a symbol for breast cancer awareness, with the pearl ribbon, representing lung cancer awareness. While breast cancer is the most common new cancer in women in Tennessee, lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death.

Early detection saves lives. Routine screenings can catch cancer earlier, when more treatment options are available, improving the chance of survival.

Learn more here: https://www.tn.gov/health/news/2025/10/24/early-detection-is-the-best-protection-against-breast---lung-cancer.html

11/07/2025

RHA’s East Region Resource Liaison, Wendy Stewart, enjoyed connecting with leaders in aging from across the state at the Tennessee Federation for the Aging (TFA) Conference: “Treasures of Aging.” It was a wonderful opportunity to connect, learn and celebrate the impactful work being done to support Tennessee’s aging community!

11/06/2025

It's not too late to join us for the final webinar of the Age-Friendly in Rural Tennessee webinar series. Tomorrow's session, Nov. 6, 2025, at 12:00 p.m. CST., will focus on how conservatorships work in the state and to make sure people under this care are better protected. Register today! https://www.tnruralhealth.org/index.php?option=com_jevents&task=icalrepeat.detail&evid=1671&Itemid=115&year=2025&month=11&day=06&title=building-age-friendly-rural-communities&uid=c2847dc1f32b48876318a37d50b1d86b

11/04/2025

We’re proud to celebrate Pennie Wyrick, Community Health Worker Apprentice Graduate, for her outstanding achievement!

This success reflects the power of partnership and collaboration across our state.

Pictured left to right: Brooke Jenkins, Vice Chair, TNCHWA Board of Directors; Brea Burke, TNCHWA Program Manager; Kieme Eligwe, Vanderbilt University School of Nursing; Pennie Wyrick, Community Health Worker Apprentice Graduate; Beth Keylon, Rural Health Association; Michelle McCrory, Knoxville Academy of Medicine; and Robert Kennedy, Tennessee Office of Apprenticeship.

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21 N White Oak St
Decaturville, TN
38329

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Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

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(615) 907-9707

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http://www.tnruralhealth.org/

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