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Posted
7/26/18
Assistance Listing Number
93.526
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2.9K
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Health Resources and Services Administration
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C8BCS23947
CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT
Windrose Health Network, Inc.
Project Grant
$437.0k
5/1/12
4/25/12
C8BCS23827
CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT
Aunt Martha's Health & Wellness Inc.
Project Grant
$500.0k
5/1/12
9/29/18
C8E44227
HEALTH CENTER INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT
Bland County Medical Clinic, Inc.
Project Grant
$570.5k
9/15/21
7/14/23
C8E44766
The Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration awarded Primary Care Providers For A Healthy Feliciana, Inc., doing business as RKM Primary Care, a $744,695 Project Grant under the Grants for Capital Development in Health Centers program (CFDA 93.526). The grant will support immediate facility improvements at RKM Primary Care's location in Clinton, LA from September 2021 through September 2024. The Grants for Capital Development in Health Centers program aims to award funds to health centers for facility upgrades and increased service capacity. This particular award will assist RKM Primary Care in enhancing its infrastructure to better serve the community.
Primary Care Providers For A Healthy Feliciana, Inc.
Project Grant
$744.7k
9/15/21
3/30/22
C8DCS29091
HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT PROGRAM
Community Medicine Foundation In
Project Grant
$1.0m
9/30/15
6/29/18
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Consolidated and Further Continuing Appropriations Act, 2015 Health Infrastructure Investment Program
This announcement solicits applications for the Health Infrastructure Investment Program (HIIP) for existing Health Center Program grantees to increase their patient capacity and to provide additional comprehensive primary and preventive health services to medically underserved populations through the alteration/renovation, expansion, or construction of a facility. HIIP funding will support one capital project at a new or existing site within the applicant's approved scope of project for the following project types: · Alteration/renovation (A/R): This project type can include work required to modernize, improve, and/or reconfigure the interior arrangements of an existing facility; work to improve and/or replace exterior envelope; work to improve accessibility (such as sidewalks and ramps), and/or life safety requirements in an existing facility. This type of project would not increase the total square footage of an existing building and does not require ground disturbance or footings. This type of project may include the purchase of related moveable equipment.[1] · Construction/expansion (C/E): This project type can include the construction of a new stand-alone structure and/or associated work required to expand a structure to increase the total square feet of a facility.[2] Construction projects may include the installation of a permanently affixed modular or prefabricated building and/or the purchase of related moveable equipment. Eligible health center applicants may submit only one HIIP application proposing one site-specific, stand-alone facility project. HIIP applicants must demonstrate how the alteration/renovation, and/or construction/expansion project will improve their capacity to provide comprehensive primary and preventive health services to medically underserved populations. [1] Moveable equipment includes non-expendable items with a useful life of more than one year that are not permanently affixed and can be easily moved. Examples include x-ray equipment, freezers, autoclaves, furniture, administrative equipment, (i.e., computers, servers, telephones, fax machines, copying machines, software)), and special purpose equipment used for medical activities (e.g., stethoscopes, blood pressure monitors, scales, electronic thermometers). Office supplies (e.g., paper, pencils, toner, etc.), medical supplies (e.g., syringes, blood tubes, plastic gloves, etc.), and educational supplies (e.g., pamphlets, educational videotapes, etc.) are not defined as moveable equipment and are unallowable. [2] If a proposed facility expansion project also includes alteration/renovation to the existing structure, this falls under the construction project type.
HRSA-15-129
Department of Health and Human Services
4/21/15
3/3/15