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In another category, the San Luis Walk-In Clinic, Inc., located at 1896 East Babbitt Lane, in San Luis, won 1^st Place for Best Medical Services

Yuma, Arizona- The continuous professionalism and human kindness that employees of Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. provide to the community, the environment of great customer service residents and visitors receive from the Main Street Café team, and the medical service provided by San Luis Walk-In Clinic, Inc. rural clinic located in San Luis, were voted first place in South County Best for 2015.

According to a survey the local newspaper Bajo El Sol does every year to recognize business and organizations by public vote, the non-profit organization that celebrates 30 years of services and founded by former State of Arizona Senator Ms. Amanda Aguirre won 1st place for Best Social Service Agency/Charitable Organization.

The results of the South Yuma County Best for 2015 were released recently to the winners of each category by the newspaper representatives, where another RCBH subsidiary also figures as the people’s choices.

The Somerton Main Street Café which is the RCBH restaurant that offers nutritious food made with fresh local produce, and also promotes education in food preparation, won 1^st Place for Best Restaurant in South Yuma County for the third time. Main Street Café has been recognized as a 5 Star restaurant in the Yuma area by Yelp.com, a San Francisco based website dedicated to highlight high quality food businesses according to client’s reviews.

The Somerton Main Street Café is located just a few steps from the RCBH Headquarters in Somerton, at 214 East Main Street.

In another category, the San Luis Walk-In Clinic, Inc., located at 1896 East Babbitt Lane, in San Luis, won 1^st Place for Best Medical Services.

“I am glad to receive this important news because it’s a reminder that our staff at Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. is doing their job professionally and always thinking about the community wellbeing”, said Amanda Aguirre, President and CEO of the RCBH.

The agency subsidies San Luis Walk-In Clinic, Inc. located in Somerton and San Luis, the Somerton Main Street Café located in Somerton, and the College of Health Careers located in Yuma, providing more than 200 jobs to local families and impacting the economy at all levels.

According to the newspaper, the RCBH/San Luis Walk-In Clinic, Inc. in Somerton, and RCBH/San Luis Walk-In Clinic, Inc. in San Luis were voted 2^nd and 3^rd place for Best Customer Service from a business or agency.

To learn more about the Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. and its subsidiaries, please visit our website www.rcfbh.org.

For more information please contact Ms. Mariajose Almazan, Executive Assistant to the President and CEO of the RCBH at (928) 627-9222 or via e-mail at mrincon@rcfbh.org.