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SPARTA, N.C. — AppHealthCare and the Alleghany Sparta Trail Association (ASTA) have received a $150,000 grant through the North Carolina State Parks Great Trails State Program to support the planning,...

SPARTA, N.C. — AppHealthCare celebrated the expansion of the Alleghany Health Center on Friday, October 2, with a ribbon-cutting recognizing the completion of expanded clinic space and the community partnerships...

WATAUGA COUNTY, N.C. — AppHealthCare and UNC Health Appalachian are working closely together as part of the ongoing public health response to potential rabies exposures associated with a mobile petting...

ASHE COUNTY, N.C. — AppHealthCare and Ashe Memorial Hospital are working closely together as part of the ongoing public health response to potential rabies exposures associated with a mobile petting...

Behavioral health services are available through integrated care, outpatient therapy and telehealth AppHealthCare is expanding access to behavioral health services, making it easier for individuals across Alleghany, Ashe, and Watauga...

AppHealthCare has identified 8 cases of pertussis and 20 cases under investigation. These cases are among school age children and young adults. Some of these cases have known connections to...

[Jefferson, NC] – Over the past month, four raccoons from various areas of Ashe County have tested positive for rabies. Given the amount of cases in a short period of...

Last week AppHealthCare celebrated the official launch of mobile health services that will deliver healthcare throughout Alleghany, Ashe and Watauga Counties. A time of celebration and ribbon cutting ceremonies were...

As summer brings warmer temperatures, AppHealthCare is urging the community to take action to prevent tick-borne diseases. Tick bites are more common in the summer months, with the highest levels...

As measles cases are increasing nationally, AppHealthCare officials are encouraging residents, community members, and families to take action to prepare should we have potential measles cases or outbreaks locally. One...