August 20, 2025

Save the Date: Rural Health Day Celebration, November 20

National Rural Health Day celebrates the Power of Rural and aims to bring attention to the unique healthcare needs of rural communities.

It’s a day to recognize the individuals and organizations dedicated to addressing these challenges and ensuring access to quality healthcare for the nearly 61 million people living in rural America.

Mark your calendars to save the date for Thursday, November 20, when we will have conversations to bring much-needed attention to the ongoing efforts to communicate, educate, collaborate, and innovate.

More details will be shared as we develop the agenda and secure exciting speakers and presentations.

When: Thursday, November 20

Where: Capital Bluffs Event Center, Jefferson City, MO

August 15, 2025

MHA 2025 Annual Convention: People the Point of Care, November 5-7 – Register Now

For hospitals, people are always at the center. From the patients and communities’ hospitals serve, to the staff that make care possible, the mission is always people focused.

The Missouri Hospital Association’s (MHA’s) 2025 Annual Convention will feature a lineup of general and breakout session speakers who will help us understand where innovation is occurring. They will help us tool our organizations to build stronger and more resilient workforce, address the challenges of behavioral health, improve care delivery, and harness technologies that advance hospitals’ people-focused missions. In addition, there will be opportunities for new ideas and inspiration, and time to network and discuss today’s biggest issues.

When: November 5-7

Where: St. Charles Convention Center

Click Here to learn more and Register

August 15, 2025

Register Now: 2025 Missouri Rural Health Conference, September 16-17

Register now for the 2025 Missouri Rural Health Conference, taking place at the beautiful Lodge at Old Kinderhook in Camdenton, Missouri.

This annual conference, hosted by the Missouri Rural Health Association and the Association of Rural Health Clinics, brings together the entire rural health community for two days of learning, networking, and collaboration.

This year’s conference will bring together healthcare professionals, policymakers, advocates, and community leaders for an enriching and collaborative experience. Attendees will gain insights into the latest trends, challenges, and innovations in rural healthcare.

Why Attend:

• Network with leaders
  • Connect with key stakeholders in rural health, including healthcare providers, government officials, and industry experts.
  • Build lasting relationships and engage in meaningful discussions to address the unique challenges and opportunities facing rural health.
• Learn from experts
  • Gain insights from thought leaders and experts in rural health through keynote speeches, panel discussion, and interactive workshops.
  • Stay informed about the latest trends, policies, and innovations that are shaping the future of rural healthcare.
• Engage in advocacy
  • Participate in advocacy sessions that empower you to be a voice for rural health.
  • Learn how to effectively advocate for policies and programs that support the health and well-being of rural communities.
• Discover innovations
  • Explore the latest healthcare technologies, products, and services at the conference exhibition.
  • Discover innovative solutions that can help you overcome the unique challenges of providing care in rural settings.

When: September 16 – 17

Where: Old Kinderhook, Camdenton, MO

Click Here to Learn More and Register

July 24, 2025

Register Now: 2025 Missouri Rural Health Conference, September 16-17

Register now for the only statewide gathering of the entire rural health community!

The Missouri Rural Health Conference is hosted by the Missouri Rural Health Association (MRHA) and the Association of Rural Health Clinics. This annual event brings together providers, administrators, advocates, and policymakers and includes breakout sessions tailored to rural health priorities, networking opportunities, and an exhibit hall full of resources.

When: September 16 – 17

Where: Old Kinderhook, Camdenton, MO

Click Here to Learn More and Register

June 23, 2025

Register Now: Missouri Rural Health Conference, September 16-17

The Missouri Rural Health Conference is dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of rural communities across Missouri.

This year’s conference, co-hosted by the Missouri Rural Health Association (MRHA) and The Association of Rural Health Clinics, will bring together healthcare professionals, policymakers, advocates, and community leaders for an enriching and collaborative experience. Attendees will gain insights into the latest trends, challenges, and innovations in rural healthcare.

Benefits of Attending:

Network with Leaders:

• • Connect with key stakeholders in rural health, including:
    • Healthcare providers,
    • Government officials, and
    • Industry experts
  • Build lasting relationships and engage in meaningful discussions to address the unique challenges and opportunities facing rural health.

Learn from experts

• • Gain insights from thought leaders and experts in rural health through:
    • Keynote speeches,
    • Panel discussions, and
    • Interactive workshops
  • Stay informed about the latest trends, policies, and innovations that are shaping the future of rural healthcare.

Engage in advocacy

• • Participate in advocacy sessions that empower you to be a voice for rural health.
  • Learn how to effectively advocate for policies and programs that support the health and well-being of rural communities.

Discover innovations

• • Explore the latest healthcare technologies, products, and services at the conference exhibition. Discover innovative solutions that can help you overcome the unique challenges of providing care in rural settings.

When: September 16-17, 2025

Where: Old Kinderhook, Camdenton, MO

Click Here to Learn More, View Agenda and Register

June 23, 2025

2025 Missouri EMS Conference

Mark your calendars for the 14^th Missouri EMS Conference & Expo and 5^th Annual Mobile Integrated Healthcare Summit, hosted by the Missouri Emergency Medical Association (MEMSA), the Missouri Ambulance Association (MAA), and the Missouri Association of Air Medical Services (MOAMMS).

The conference will bring together diverse industries and disciplines to explore the evolving role of EMS in emergency and whole-person care through innovative partnerships and care integration. The carefully curated sessions will address healthcare issues and cover various topics, including:

• Emergency care,
• Mobile integrated healthcare,
• Primary care,
• Behavioral health, substance use disorders, and
• Maternal health

The event is designed to be inclusive, with topics appropriate for all levels, from the frontline to the administrator. The aim is to broaden and deepen knowledge and skills in these areas ensuring something for everyone.

When: July 28 – August 1, 2025

Where:

Holiday Inn – Kansas City International Airport, 11728 NW Ambassador Drive, Kansas City, MO 64153

Click Here to Learn More and Register

May 14, 2025

Webinar Series for RHC Leaders – Revenue Cycle Management

Join the Missouri Association for Rural Health Care (MARHC) for a three-part webinar series designed to empower you with actionable strategies to optimize revenue cycle management.

Presented by industry experts from Wintergreen, this training will provide insights into enhancing financial performance, boosting operational efficiency, and improving patient satisfaction. Options available to attend live or on-demand.

Series Overview and Dates:

• Strategy Management
  • Learn how to develop and implement effective strategies for comprehensive revenue cycle management to drive growth and sustainability
  • When: On-demand

• Front-End Improvement
  • Explore best practices for front-end processes, including patient registration, insurance verification, and point-of-service collections.
  • When: May 29, 12:00 p.m.

• Back-End Improvement
  • Delve into methods to streamline back-end processes, such as claims management, billing, and accounts receivable follow-up, to enhance cash flow and minimize denials.
  • When: August 14, 12:00 p.m.

Cost:

• Full Series
  • MARHC Members: $100
  • Non-Members: $150
• Single Session
  • MARHC Members: $50
  • Non-Members: $75

Click Here to Register

May 6, 2025

Time Critical Diagnosis (TCD) Summit, June 6

Missouri’s statewide emergency medical care response system, the Time Critical Diagnosis (TCD) initiative, is intended to help more people survive and recover from trauma, stroke and heart attack.

The TCD summit purpose is to update medical providers who are caring for persons experiencing time critical diagnosis of stroke, trauma, and STEMI with established models of care that promote citizens of central Missouri to receive the right care, at the right place and at the right time.

Target Audience

• Physicians
• Physicians Assistants
• Nurses
• Pre-hospital air and ground providers
• Respiratory therapists
• Other providers involved in the care of TCD Patients (STEMI, Stroke and Trauma)

Cost:

• University of Missouri/Truman VA Physician – $70
• University of Missouri/Truman VA Other Health Professionals
• Physicians – $119
• Other Health Professionals – $60

Click Here to See Cancellation/Refund Policy

When: Friday, June 6, 7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Where: Stoney Creek Hotel

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*ACLS and BLS Checklist Training

You also have the opportunity to complete the ACLS or BLS training in conjunction with the 2025 TCD Summit. Trainings have been scheduled for the afternoon of June 5 and will be held at Stoney Creek Hotel, the same location as the TCD Summit. Spots are limited so reserve your spot quickly.

Click Here to Learn More and Reserve Your Training Spot

May 6, 2025

Firstline Conference: Infection Control Fundamentals, June 5

The event covers topics like: Body Reservoirs/Healthcare Environment Reservoirs/ Body and Healthcare Environment Reservoirs: Synthesis/ Emerging Infectious Disease Threats: Reducing Risk/ PPE/Cleaning/Disinfection/Hand Hygiene.

Target Audience:

• Those working in long term care,
• Outpatient settings,
• Public health,
• and hospitals

Presented by:

• Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services
• Healthcare-Associated Infections/Antimicrobial Resistance Program
• University of Missouri
• Continuing Education for Health Professions
• School of Medicine
• Sinclair School of Nursing
• Extension

Cost: Registration is free but you must register to attend

When: Thursday, June 5, 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Where: Stoney Creek Hotel

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CMEs available, Click Here to Learn More

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