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EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS & RESPONSE

GENERAL INFORMATION AND RESOURCES

Contacts

Emergency Operations Center - Primary Care and Rural Health Desk (EOC - PCRH Desk)

Specific contact for rural health care providers.  The EOC-PCRH Desk can assist with notifications regarding facility closures, sharing storm/response updates, and provide support related to activation of emergency preparedness plans.

eocpcrh@la.gov | 225-276-7599


Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness (OHSEP) Contacts

Specific contact for each parish.  The OHSEP Contact can assist with securing non-medical supplies (water, barricades, generators, etc.).

Find the OHSEP Contact for your Parish


HURRICANES

CYCLOSPORIASIS

Multiple states are investigating cases of domestically acquired cyclosporiasis. Since May 1, 2026, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has received reports of 1,645 confirmed domestic cases of cyclosporiasis and is aware of more than 5,100 cases that require further analysis to confirm the illness as domestically acquired cyclosporiasis. This is substantially higher than the 249 cases reported nationally by this same time last year. Of the 1,645 case-patients with available information, 141 (9%) were hospitalized, and none have died. CDC, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and state and local health departments are working together to investigate multistate outbreaks of Cyclospora infections and to identify the sources of illness. Because cyclosporiasis is often underdiagnosed and underreported, the true number of illnesses is likely higher than what has been reported to CDC. 

Map as of 07.16.2026

COVID-19

About the Association

Our Values

  • Integrity: We value transparency, build trust, and represent the interest of our collective membership.
  • Connection: We believe communication and relationships are critical for supporting our members.
  • Unity: We know that we can collectively impact lives of rural Louisianans through collaboration, representation, and advocacy.
  • Culture: We embody diversity, equity, and inclusion as we serve all in Rural Louisiana and leverage cultural assets as Healthcare Provider and community champions.
  • Action: We demonstrate our role as a rural health leader by serving with compassion, and embracing innovation in addressing the unique challenges of Rural Louisiana.


Contacts

Denae Hebert, Executive Director 

dhebert@lrha.org

985-369-3813

133 Highway 402 / P.O. Box 387 

Napoleonville, LA 70390 

 

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