The Oregon Rural Health Association (ORHA) was founded in 1992 to build a stronger voice in Salem for all rural practitioners. Today the ORHA is composed of individuals and organizations dedicated to providing leadership on rural health issues through advocacy, communication and education.
live, work and play in OregonTax CreditOregon's rural practitioner tax credit program. Learn more here. Loan ForgivenessLoan forgiveness is an incentive for students who receive funding during their education in exchange for a future service obligation. Learn more here. Loan RepaymentLoan repayment programs offer tax-free loan repayment assistance to support qualified health care providers who choose to take their skills where they are most needed. Learn more here. | MembershipFoundingORHA was founded through a partnership between eight organizations dedicated to advocating for rural health. OrganizationalOrganizational members include hospitals, EMS, rural health clinics, home health, dental hygienists, telemedicine, mental health and higher education. IndividualOur individual members are health care practitioners, HR, health care leadership and others that are invested in rural health interests in Oregon. StudentEngaging the next generation of providers in rural health. | Member benefitsWeekly Legislative UpdatesORHA is your voice in Salem. Now more than ever, having a voice in Salem is critical. ORHA and our partners will be there everyday representing our members. Action AlertsORHA will send members call to action alerts to influence public policy affecting rural Oregon. News BulletinsUp to date information on issues relating to rural health care in Oregon. |
Board of DirectorsThe Board of Directors represents a cross-section of rural health interests Read more
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