Community Care Of West Virginia, Inc.

Community Care Of West Virginia, Inc., doing business as Tricounty Health Clinic, is a tax-exempt nonprofit federally qualified health center that receives federal grants as a prime recipient to expand rural behavioral and primary healthcare capacity across north central West Virginia. The organization operates 18 health center locations, one dental clinic, and over 50 school-based health centers spanning Braxton, Clay, Harrison, Lewis, Pocahontas, Randolph, and Upshur counties, serving medically underserved rural populations regardless of ability to pay. CCWV has delivered federally qualified health center services for over 40 years and currently operates more than 65 service delivery sites across its service area.

CCWV's federal grant portfolio centers on behavioral health expansion, opioid response, rural health network development, and workforce training, funded primarily through the Department of Health and Human Services. The organization acts as a prime grant recipient on 30 awards (64% of the footprint) and as a sub-recipient on 17 awards (36%) flowing through state health departments and the West Virginia Department of Human Services. Representative prime grants include a $370,000 Social Services Research and Demonstration award (CFDA 93.647) from the Administration for Children and Families dated August 2026 to establish a community-based coalition improving outcomes for children involved in or at risk of foster care and child protective services; a Rural Health Network Development Planning Grant from the Federal Office of Rural Health Policy (July 2025) focused on behavioral health and substance use disorder care coordination in Wetzel County; a Fiscal Year 2025 Expanded Hours award from the Bureau of Primary Health Care (December 2024) to increase access at Bridgeport and Marlinton locations; and a Fiscal Year 2024 Behavioral Health Service Expansion grant from the Bureau of Primary Health Care (September 2024) for integrated mental health and medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder. CCWV also received a congressionally directed construction grant (September 2023) to build a four-story rural healthcare workforce development hub in Buckhannon combining primary care, behavioral healthcare, and training space.

The top customer agencies account for 89% of recent awards. The Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration leads with 13 awards, followed by the Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration with 11 awards. Additional HHS funders include the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Sub-award work flows through West Virginia state health departments and the West Virginia Department of Human Services under Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration-funded programs (State Opioid Response treatment, peer recovery support specialist positions, intensive outpatient program treatment, hepatitis C virus linkage and testing, and State Loan Repayment Program awards). Combined dollars obligated across all awards total $241.8 million. Activity has remained relatively steady over the past five years at five to seven awards annually, with two awards reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months.