A Rural Health Clinic is a federally designated clinic located in a non-urban healthcare professional shortage area. As of April 2010, there are 52 RHCs in Colorado. The Association for Rural Health Clinics of Colorado (ARHCC) was formed in April 2009 and is a subsidiary organization supported by Colorado Rural Health Center. Through CRHC’s RHC Program, clinics can access a variety of support services including billing, coding and credentialing services, quality and performance improvement coaching, mock surveys, compliance and regulation evaluation, and much more!

Visit the links to the left or below in order to access the comprehensive information and resources available to RHCs.

Contact us at info@coruralhealth.org.

RHC Content

• Colorado RHCs
• The Forum: Essential Perspectives for Safety Net Providers
• Emergency Preparedness Information
• Weekly Update Articles & Listserv
• Contact Information

RHC Publications

• RHC Support Services Brochure (pdf)
• RHC Reports
  • 2009: Colorado’s Federally Certified RHCs (pdf)
  • 2007: An Assessment of RHC Data Capacity (pdf)
  • 2005: Colorado RHCs, an Initial Assessment (pdf)
• RHC Toolkit (pdf)
• RHC / FQHC Comparison (pdf)

CRHC's RHC program receives funding from The Colorado Health Foundation and Caring for Colorado.