EPISODE · Jul 7, 2026 · 31 MIN
Rural Healthcare Crisis in America: The Forgotten People of Appalachia | The Health Wagon Ep. 175
from The Truman Charities Podcast · host Jamie Truman
It started in a Volkswagen Beetle in 1980. Today it's the nation's oldest free mobile clinic and the need has never been greater.In rural America, people living just a few hundred miles away live 20 years less than their neighbors simply because they can't access care. President Teresa Tyson and Vice President Paula Hill-Collins of The Health Wagon join Jamie Truman to share how they’ve spent over four decades trying to close that gap. In this episode, you’ll hear heartbreaking stories of America's forgotten communities, the impact of their work, and the people who refuse to give up on them.Connect with The Health Wagon:WebsiteConnect with Jamie at Truman Charities:FacebookInstagramLinkedInWebsiteYouTubeEmail: [email protected] episode was post produced by Podcast Boutique https://podcastboutique.com/
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It started in a Volkswagen Beetle in 1980. Today it's the nation's oldest free mobile clinic and the need has never been greater. In rural America, people living just a few hundred miles away live 20 years less than their neighbors simply because they can't access care. President Teresa Tyson and Vice President Paula Hill-Collins of The Health Wagon join Jamie Truman to share how they’ve spent over four decades trying to close that gap. In this episode, you’ll hear heartbreaking stories...
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