In Terlingua, a local clinic supported by a significant USDA grant is making strides in providing essential healthcare services to the remote community, reducing the need for residents to travel long distances for care. Operating out of the South Brewster County Emergency Response Center, the clinic has already seen significant patient uptake since its inception six months ago. The team, led by Linda Molinar of Preventative Care Health Services, is keen on turning this initiative into a sustainable long-term project despite facing spatial and demographic challenges. For more detailed coverage on this evolving story, head to the Big Bend Sentinel.
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Healthcare options in Presidio and Terlingua to expand with $5.5 million grant from USDA….in 2022! where is THAT money??
Healthcare options in Presidio and Terlingua to expand with $5.5 million grant from USDA….in 2022! where is THAT money??