Rural health refers to the medical and health services available to people living in rural areas, which are often characterized by lower population density and limited access to healthcare facilities. These regions may face unique challenges, such as fewer hospitals, a shortage of healthcare professionals, and longer travel distances to receive care. Access to quality healthcare in rural areas is crucial for improving overall community health. Programs and initiatives often focus on enhancing services like telemedicine, which allows patients to consult with healthcare providers remotely, and increasing the number of community health workers to bridge the gap in healthcare access.