REH Network

REH NETWORK

Join a Network of Rural Healthcare Leaders

We provide ongoing support to Rural Emergency Hospitals (REHs) nationwide through our REH Network

Who Can Join?

We believe that the best solutions for rural communities come from rural leaders. The Rural Emergency Hospital Technical Assistance Center, an initiative of the Rural Health Redesign Center, invites hospital executives and administrators whose facilities have converted to the REH designation to join the Rural Emergency Hospital Network. All REH hospitals are welcome.

Why Join?

The REH Network enables REHs to foster collaboration, exchange knowledge, and access technical assistance that elevates community health and preserves access to essential healthcare.

REH Peer Forum:

Through our REH Peer Forum, hospital executives are brought together for open discussion, success sharing, and peer-to-peer community building.

Educational Symposium:

Network members have access to educational sessions informed by their interest and high-risk areas of need.

Access to One-on-One Support:

As a Network member, hospitals have access to RHRC’s team of rural-relevant professionals for ongoing education, assistance, and guidance.

Our Focus Areas

RHRC wants to do more than ensure you have a successful transition. We want you to thrive!

The monthly REH Peer Network calls sponsored by RHRC provide our organization an invaluable opportunity to discuss the unique challenges REH facilities encounter with other hospital leaders who are walking this same road. The privilege of gathering monthly to share lessons learned and best practices, along with celebrating successes in healthcare quality, is one of the most beneficial ongoing aspects of the technical assistance provided by the HRSA-funded REH technical assistance center."
Aaron Herbel
Administrator, Mercy Hospital

Join the REH Network

Develop partnerships and expand your knowledge in this transformative, peer-driven, capacity-building network.

The REH Technical Assistance Center is funded by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Grant #UR347053. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement, by HRSA, HHS, or the U.S. Government. For more information, please visit HRSA.gov.