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The mission of the Ellenville Regional Rural Health Network is to promote the improved health

The Ellenville Regional Rural Health Network is a collaborative team of local community stakeholders with a mission to continuously pursue healthier lives for everyone in our community. The Team is led by Ellenville Regional Hospital along with the Institute for Family Health (institute.org), Cornell Cooperative Extension of Ulster County (ulster.cce.cornell.edu), and The Ulster County Department of Health and Mental Health (ulstercountyny.gov/health/health). (Links to each website listed)

Ellenville Regional Hospital’s Community Wellness Program delivers this mission by using a comprehensive four pillar approach to improve overall health. The four pillars are based upon services that increase exercise, improve nutrition, reduce health care risks, and provide support for Social Determinates of Health. With our current grant programs, we are offering services in all of the four pillars at no cost to the community. For more information on our program please visit us on our website at erhny.org/about-us/rural-health-network

03/24/2026

03/23/2026

Just a friendly reminder that The Farm-acy at Ellenville Regional Hospital is happening this Thursday from 4 PM to 6 PM, or until supplies last. 🍎🥕

What to know:
• Drive-thru pick-ups. Enter via Airport Road behind the hospital and follow the signs.
• Walk-ups are welcome. Limited service is available near the set-up area.
• Fresh fruits and vegetables available while supplies last. Please come early.
• Location: 10 Healthy Way, Ellenville, NY 12428.
• Questions? Call 845-647-6400 ext. 215.

We look forward to seeing you there and supporting healthy choices in our community!

03/22/2026

This National Nutrition Month come in to ERH for a discussion lead by Cornell Cooperative Extension!

03/21/2026

💙 Priority One: Protect Your Colon with the Rural Health Network

This Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, we're highlighting two powerful tools for long-term health: consistent colon cancer screenings and a fiber-rich diet.

Colon cancer is highly treatable when caught early. If you're 45 or older, talk to your doctor about starting regular screenings—it’s a simple step that can truly save your life.

Alongside regular screenings, you can proactively support your colon health by boosting your daily fiber intake. Fiber helps your digestive system run smoothly and can help lower your risk. It's found in simple, delicious foods you can find in any store:
• 🍎 Fruits and vegetables: Aim to include them with every meal and snack.
• 🌾 Whole grains: Choose products like whole-wheat bread, oats, brown rice, and quinoa.
• 🥣 Legumes and beans: Beans, lentils, and peas are incredible sources of fiber, easily added to soups, salads, and more.

Start Your Journey Today
👉 Get more simple tips for a fiber-rich, colon-friendly diet: https://www.eatright.org/health/diseases-and-conditions/cancer/fiber-and-colon-health
Let’s work together to make colorectal cancer a thing of the past in our community.

03/20/2026

🥊 Fight Off Fads with Rural Health Network!
Not all nutrition advice is created equal. This National Nutrition Month®, the Rural Health Network wants to help you fight off flashy fads and stick with habits that support your long term health!

Get the facts here: 👉 sm.eatright.org/faddiet
Cultivate healthy habits with science backed guidance for building sustainable routines. For advice tailored to you, consider seeing The Rural Health Network Certified Nutrition Specialist Courtney! Request an appointment here: 👉 https://forms.gle/Ld6LHN6TedBrmyNo9

03/19/2026

Talking openly about substance use with your healthcare team can make a real difference. Short, honest conversations help you understand your own habits affect your health and give you access to guidance and resources when needed. For more information call 845-647-6400 ext. 215

03/18/2026

Everyday items can be poisonous. Items like detergent pods, cleaners, mouthwash, soap, or medicines should never be left out. Always close lids and caps tightly. Keep products stored up, away, out of sight, and preferably in a locked box or cabinet. Use child-resistant containers whenever possible, but remember nothing is 100% childproof. If anyone swallows a product or gets it on their skin or in their eyes, call The Upstate New York Poison Center at 1-800-222-1222. It’s fast and free to call!

03/17/2026

03/16/2026

Give the gift that truly saves lives. Blood donors are always needed, and your donation can make a real difference for patients in our region.

Register here: https://nybc.org/sponsor
Use code #14111

03/15/2026

Join us this Colorectal Cancer Awareness and Nutrition Month!

🗓️ Tuesday, March 31st @ 1:00 PM (Register by March 27th!) 📍 Ellenville Senior Housing Community Room, 15 Healthy Way

Call Ellenville Regional Rural Health Network to register! 📞 (845) 647-6400 EX. 215.

Address

10 Healthy Way
Ellenville, NY
12428

Website

https://erhny.org/about-us/rural-health-network/

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What We Do The mission of the Ellenville Regional Rural Health Network (ERRHN) is to promote the improved health and health equity of our rural community through increasing access to services, and enhancing the local health and human service workforce.

The Rural Health Network Wellness Program is available at no cost to individuals and families with increased risk of cardiovascular and other chronic diseases. The program offers supportive resources such as a Community Health Worker, Nutritionist, Cardiac Wellness Rehab, Calcium Scoring Cat Scan, and Carotid Ultrasounds, among a number of other physical, nutritional, and educational classes.

Project RESCUE assists individuals in need to navigate their treatment and recovery journey. We can provide 24/7 Medication Assisted Recovery (Buprenorphine) in the Emergency Department, with a warm hand off to a Certified Recovery Peer Advocate and transition into treatment. We can also help with questions about accessing treatment, help finding the right treatment center, finding a way to sign up for insurance, etc.

We implement these programs in our Community with Grant funding from the Health Resources and Services Administration, Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan, NYS Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS), and the Bureau of Justice Assistance.