Minnie Hamilton Health Care Center, Inc.

Minnie Hamilton Health Care Center Inc., doing business as Minnie Hamilton Health System, is a non-profit rural healthcare provider and federal grant recipient based in Grantsville, West Virginia, that receives congressionally directed construction and infrastructure grants from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Department of Health and Human Services to expand and renovate its hospital facility and primary care services.

Minnie Hamilton operates as a grant recipient rather than a federal contractor — the organization holds no federal contract vehicles and no contract prime awardee status. The vendor's federal footprint consists entirely of Project Grants under CFDA 10.766 (Community Facilities Loans and Grants), programs administered by the Rural Utilities Service and Rural Housing Service under USDA, and grant funding from HHS bureaus including the Bureau of Primary Health Care. Recent grants include a $1.75 million Project Grant from USDA's Rural Utilities Service (CFDA 10.766) awarded April 17, 2026, with completion targeted for April 17, 2028, supporting community facility development; a congressionally directed construction grant awarded September 30, 2024, with completion date September 29, 2027, funding Phase 2 renovations including a new rural health clinic, emergency room expansion, dietary space, laboratory, and FAA-approved helicopter landing site; and a $1 million ARP Economic Development Grant for Rural Health Care Facilities from the Rural Utilities Service awarded August 16, 2022. The organization also received a $310,900 Project Grant under CFDA 10.766 from the Rural Housing Service Community Facilities and prior awards from HHS's Bureau of Primary Health Care for COVID-19 vaccination expansion (FY 2023) and health center infrastructure support (2021). In its sub-recipient role, Minnie Hamilton participates in state-administered programs through the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources, including behavioral health programs (March 6, 2024), COVID-19 community mitigation (September 30, 2021), and a rural health access initiative focused on expanding primary care and mobile testing to remote areas (March 11, 2022).

Customer concentration reflects the rural healthcare mission: the Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration and the Department of Agriculture Rural Utilities Service dominate the award portfolio by count (together accounting for 76% of the 29 recorded awards). Over the next twenty-four months, three awards face completion and potential recompete, supporting ongoing facility renovation and operational continuity. The organization's federal grant activity has tracked at low volume — three awards in 2021, six in 2022, two in 2023, three in 2024 — with the most recent award in April 2026. Minnie Hamilton functions as a direct recipient of rural development and healthcare infrastructure funding, with no reported federal contracting footprint or teaming arrangements with prime contractors.