Access to high-quality healthcare is essential everywhere. However, it takes on a whole new meaning in rural areas, which often have greater medical needs and fewer resources.

In regions where hospitals are scarce, clinics are far apart, and providers are stretched thin, coverage isn’t a luxury — it’s a lifeline. For more than 12 million rural Americans, Medicaid serves as a lifeline, enabling them to take charge of their health and ensuring they receive medical attention when and where they need it, without facing financial ruin.

Christine Hamp is the president of the National Grange. She wrote this for .

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