Huntington Living Center

Huntington Living Center is a non-profit organization and hospital registered to receive federal grant awards since June 26, 2014. As a corporate entity with tax-exempt status, Huntington Living Center primarily provides healthcare services, particularly in the context of emergency response and public health initiatives. The center has been awarded multiple federal grant sub-awards, indicating its involvement in government-funded projects aimed at addressing critical healthcare needs and emergency situations. While specific details about Huntington Living Center's broader operations are not provided, its designation as a hospital and its participation in federal grant programs suggest that it plays a significant role in providing healthcare services to its community.

The federal grant sub-awards received by Huntington Living Center reveal a focus on COVID-19 response and emergency management. These sub-awards, administered through the New York State Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services, cover a range of services including resident COVID testing, overtime labor for force account labor, temporary screening employee wages and fringe costs, and general labor costs. One notable project, marked as closed, involved unbudgeted overtime labor, suggesting the center's ability to respond to urgent situations. The repetition of certain award descriptions, such as resident COVID testing, indicates an ongoing commitment to pandemic response efforts. These sub-awards demonstrate Huntington Living Center's role in providing essential healthcare services and support during public health crises and emergencies, likely as part of broader federal and state initiatives to combat the COVID-19 pandemic and enhance emergency preparedness.