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Rural Health Networks (RHNs) are federally designated in the Florida Statutes to coordinate rural healthcare delivery systems. They are overseen by the Florida Department of Health Office of Rural Health. RHNs members include safety net providers (e.g. federally qualified health centers, county health departments, rural health clinics), regional community mental health center, primary care practices, hospitals, the regional hospice and the regional Area Health Education Center (AHEC). The RHNs focus is innovative rural healthcare models, patient safety and healthcare quality issues.
Data source: https://www.floridaruralhealth.org/rural-health-networks
Rural Health Networks (RHNs) are federally designated in the Florida Statutes to coordinate rural healthcare delivery systems. They are overseen by the Florida Department of Health Office of Rural Health. RHNs members include safety net providers (e.g. federally qualified health centers, county health departments, rural health clinics), regional community mental health center, primary care practices, hospitals, the regional hospice and the regional Area Health Education Center (AHEC). The RHNs focus is innovative rural healthcare models, patient safety and healthcare quality issues.
Data source: https://www.floridaruralhealth.org/rural-health-networks
This dataset contains 2017 Hospital Facility Information for the State of Florida. It is a combination of hospital facility addresses from different sources. The data contains selected fields denoting the name, physical address, and other facility information for hospitals located in Florida. This data is meant to be used for planning purposes only and is not intended to represent a 100% inventory of hospitals in Florida. Hospital locations that have been verified are marked with the letter V in the FLAG field. This layer corresponds to the hospital points layer GC_HOSPITALS_SEP17 available through FGDL.