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Community Health & Outreach

Our healthcare system offers numerous Community Health Outreach programs that directly and indirectly improve the health outcomes of the High-Country community. We seek to empower, educate, and provide healthcare services to all members of our community. UNC Health Appalachian Outreach programs use evidence-based initiatives to promote healthy behaviors, prevent disease, and encourage disease management practices. For more information, contact Lyndsi Richardson, Outreach Specialist, at (828) 386-2227 or at lhrichardson@apprhs.org.

Every three years, UNC Health Appalachian, Watauga Compassionate Community Initiative (WCCI), and Appalachian District Health Department collaborate to conduct a Community Health Needs Assessment to identify our community’s health status, needs, and issues. Click here to view the latest report. 

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Community Outreach

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  • Cancer Prevention
  • Dimensions of Well-being: Making Life Better
  • Nutrition
  • Stroke Prevention Education
  • Tobacco and Vaping Prevention
  • Heart Disease
  • Senior Health and Well-being

To request a program, contact Lyndsi Richardson, Outreach Specialist, at (828) 386-2227 or at lhrichardson@apprhs.org.

Latino Health Program

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  • Improves health and well-being of Latinos in Watauga and Avery counties.
  • Increased access to care
  • Health education
  • Other enabling services

Learn more about the Latino Health Program.
Obtener más información sobre el Programa de Salud de los Latinos.

Appalachian Healthcare and Latino Health

Latino Health - Boone

155 Furman Rd.

Boone, NC 28607

Latino Health Program Office(828) 268-8967
Monday – Friday
8:00 am – 5:00 pm

More information

Latino Health Program

Our vision is to improve the health of the local Latino population; specifically, the grant focuses on improving patients’ management and understanding of their own health in order to prevent illness and to manage current illnesses. Read More: Latino Health Program

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