Boston Mountain Rural Health Center, Inc.

Boston Mountain Rural Health Center, Inc. (BMRHC) is a non-profit, federally qualified health center established in 1994, located in Marshall, Arkansas. The organization serves rural communities in north central and northwest Arkansas, providing comprehensive healthcare services to medically vulnerable populations. Registered in SAM.gov since 2004, BMRHC operates 17 locations and is committed to improving healthcare access for underserved populations, including low-income and Hispanic residents in rural areas.

BMRHC has received multiple federal grant awards primarily from the Bureau of Primary Health Care, focusing on critical healthcare initiatives. These grants have supported various programs including COVID-19 vaccination expansion, HIV early intervention, telemedicine infrastructure, and healthcare access improvement. Specific grant projects include the $964,388 Community Health Centers program grant to expand clinical operations in Huntsville, a $325,000 HIV prevention program, and grants for COVID-19 testing capacity and infrastructure support. The organization has also received sub-awards from Arcare for cardiovascular disease and prevention services targeting patients aged 50-74. Additionally, BMRHC was awarded a grant from the Federal Communications Commission for the Affordable Connectivity Outreach Program, demonstrating its commitment to comprehensive community health and access. These grants collectively aim to address healthcare disparities, expand service hours, improve medical infrastructure, and provide targeted healthcare services to vulnerable populations in rural Arkansas.