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Paneles solares en el techo del Centro de Salud para Migrantes en Las Marías, P.R., el 11 de septiembre de 2018. El sistema de energía solar fue financiado por Direct Relief. (Erika P. Rodriguez para Direct Relief)

Puerto Rico

Transición de los Centros de Salud de Puerto Rico a una Red Inteligente que Funciona con Energía Solar

Direct Relief CEO Thomas Tighe speaking at a meeting of Puerto Rico health and community leaders that was held on Aug. 3, 2018.

Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico’s Nonprofit Health Centers, Community Organizations Receive $12.3 Million Philanthropic Boost

Noel Torres installs a solar power system at Clinica Iella in San Juan. Torres worked for months installing solar panels while living without power at his home in Aguadilla. The system at this clinic, funded by Direct Relief, will help maintain operations in the event of a power interruption. (Photo by Erika P. Rodriguez for Direct Relief)

Hurricane Maria

Maria Left Him Without Power. Now He's Ensuring Health Centers Power Through Future Storms.

Many communities around the world have a shortage of doctors and specialists needed to treat local patients. A new telehealth initiative aims to connect surgeons, doctors and specialists with local care providers, expanding expertise and training globally. (Direct Relief photo)

Telehealth

World Telehealth Initiative Formed to Bring World-Class Care to Communities Globally

Direct Relief CEO Thomas Tighe speaks at the InTouch Telehealth Innovation Forum at the Fess Parker Doubletree on July 26, 2017. (Lara Cooper/Direct Relief)

InTouch Health

Sharing the Global Economy of Expertise, One Patient at a Time

Willie Riddick (right) has been able to manage his health better with the remote monitoring program. BD Photo.

BD

Remote Monitoring Helps People in North Carolina Manage Chronic Conditions

Increasing Access to Specialty Care in Rural Missouri with Telehealth

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A fire burns in the Brazilian Amazon earlier this summer, and the blazes have continued in the region, raising concerns about long-term health issues. (Photo by Pedro Paulo Xerente for the Fundação Nacional do Índio)

Wildfires

For People in the Amazon, Long-Term Health Risks Loom

Luis F. Garcia sells locally-grown produce at the weekly summertime mercado at the Community Health and Social Services Center, known as CHASS. The produce was grown at Diamante Gardens, only a few blocks from CHASS in Detroit. The health center has become a hub of community life for area residents. (Noah Smith/ Direct Relief)

Michigan

A Health Center Serves as an Oasis in Southwest Detroit

Direct Relief supplies arrive on Green Turtle Cay. (Photo courtesy of Dr. John Shedd)

Hurricane Dorian

In a Damaged Hospital and Pop-Up Clinic, Doctors Are Hard At Work

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