
On Wednesday, April 24th, IMPH’s Associate Executive Director, Maya Pack, testified during the SC Advisory Council on Aging Public Hearing. This was the first public hearing of the newly formed…
On April 30, IMPH and their Long-Term Care (LTC) Leadership Council released an updated report documenting the systemic progress made in the last several years on critical issues impacting the…
On April 30, IMPH and their Long-Term Care (LTC) Leadership Council released an updated report documenting the systemic progress made in the last several years on critical issues impacting the…
Factors like caregiving workforce retention, limited access to the internet and limited availability of long-term supports and services providers all contribute to growing health disparities in rural areas. Read more.
The de Beaumont Foundation released the results of a national survey conducted to measure the factors Americans believe to be most influential to their health. To read about this survey…
Policy dialogue regarding rural health must involve all voices, including Indigenous populations and people of color, in order to improve overall health and equity in rural America. Read more.
The pharmacy industry’s labor supply is expected to outpace demand by 2025. Schools and hospitals are responding by revising pharmaceutical curriculum and giving pharmacists a wider range of job responsibilities.…
A recent survey found that 70% of employees are interested in taking proactive steps to improve their health and wellness, yet most don’t want to put in the time to…
Widespread high-speed internet access, especially in rural areas, is critical in South Carolina in order to spread innovative resources like telehealth to all. Read more