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Finger Lakes Rural Healthcare Network — Here to Help Our Communities
Welcome to the Finger Lakes Rural Health Network, your trusted source for community care in New York State. Our mission is to positively impact the health of the communities we serve by focusing on key initiatives such as chronic disease programming, mental health, and substance abuse services, and addressing social determinants of health like food, housing, and transportation. With a service map that spans over 7,000 square miles and includes seven hospital systems, we are committed to improving patient access and engagement
Healthy Living
We are privileged to hike and run the rolling hills that change from green to gold each fall, to swim and fish in sky blue lakes, to chat with the farmers who grow the vegetables we put on the table. We want you to preserve and enjoy your healthy lifestyle for as long as possible. Join us in exploring the people and the world all around us.
Chronic Conditions
You’ve been to the doctor for the diagnosis and treatment, but now what? Where can you meet and get support from other people with the same chronic condition, who understand the challenges you face in living life every day? How do you move forward, living the healthiest life possible?.
Resources
Life can certainly throw us all a curve ball at times. Whether it’s an unexpected illness or injury or a disruption to our work or home life. Rural communities are known for being there when their neighbors need them the most. Sometimes, we just aren’t sure where to start. We have begun to collect information on all these services in one place.
Upcoming Events
Stay updated with the latest events in the Finger Lakes region. Our network partners with various organizations to bring you a diverse range of engaging and informative events, both online and in person. Join us as we collaborate with expert speakers, community members, and healthcare professionals to explore topics related to chronic disease management, mental health support, and social determinants of health.
