The Maine CDC Rural Health & Primary Care Program gathered Nov. 21 at the Maine State House, Hall of Flags to celebrate National Rural Health Day.
The event showcased the people and programs committed to supporting the health and well-being of Maine’s rural communities.
At the event, Redington-Fairview General Hospital received a Rural Excellence in Health Care award “For providing outstanding health services, innovation, and support to rural populations, improving health outcomes in Maine.” Dr. Gust Stringos, medical director, and Tiffany Comis, chief nursing officer, accepted the award on behalf of the hospital.
RFGH CEO Richard Willett received a Rural Health Hero award “In recognition of his tireless efforts, compassion, and advocacy in advancing rural health care access across Maine,” according to a news release from RFGH.
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