Stay Connected
Highmore Clinic
Concrete construction project will begin on Monday, June 1. Please use the back door on the northeast side and avoid parking in the front of the clinic until the front door and ramp areas are completed. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience!
It’s #NationalNursesWeek, and we want to honor and thank all of our nurses for your endless dedication, commitment, and strength to providing outstanding compassionate patient care.
RHCI continues to closely monitor the COVID-19 situation and adapt our practices in line with CDC recommendations to assure safety for our patients and staff.
Please be assured that our clinics are OPEN and prepared to meet your healthcare needs! Please call for an appointment or if you would like more information on what we are doing to combat the spread of COVID-19.
We thank you for your support!
The clinics of Rural Health Care, Inc. are temporarily changing their clinic practices in order to protect patients and employees, and to conserve resources during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Clinic services are still available; however, patients may have the opportunity to schedule a virtual visit instead of an in-person visit. Virtual visits are face-to-face visits via smartphone, tablet or computer. While virtual visits are not appropriate for all situations, RHCI staff will triage on a case-by-case basis to provide you with the highest quality care possible while ensuring everyone’s safety.
All Rural Health Care, Inc. locations have technology in place to allow care to take place virtually during the COVID-19 crisis.
Rural Health Care, Inc. stands ready to meet the challenges presented by COVID-19 and meet the medical needs of the communities that it services. Although the manner in which services are provided may be temporarily inconvenient, rest assured we are here to meet your needs.
While COVID-19 is a serious situation, know that measures are in place to identify potentially high-risk symptoms to keep both staff and you, our valued customers, safe. Patients with upper respiratory symptoms who are going to be seen in a clinic are asked to report these symptoms in advance by phone. Please remember that not reporting these symptoms puts health care workers at risk.
As a reminder, symptoms of COVID-19 are fever over 100 degrees, cough and shortness of breath. Anyone who feels they may have this virus are asked to call their clinic first before visiting the clinic in person.
The need for routine, urgent and emergent medical services will continue during the COVID-19 crisis, please know that the dedicated staff of Rural Health Care, Inc. is here to serve you; either in-person or virtually.
Together, let’s “flatten the curve” and slow the spread of COVID-19. Here’s what we all can do:
• Stay home.
• Work from home if you can.
• Avoid crowds or congregating.
• Buy only what you need.
• Call your pharmacy about drug refill limits.
• Practice good hygiene
• Wash your hands often.
• Cover your cough or sneeze.
• Disinfect, disinfect, disinfect.
• If you do get sick, isolate at home and call your health care provider.
In an effort to keep our patients and staff safe and healthy during the COVID-19 outbreak, Rural Health Care, Inc. is offering virtual video visits for medication refills, diabetic and hypertension check-ups, respiratory illnesses and others. Not all visits can be conducted by virtual means, but please know that we will try to accommodate these when appropriate. Call us today with questions or to schedule your virtual appointment!