ST Croix Regional Health CTR

ST Croix Regional Health CTR is a non-profit health center that provides comprehensive primary and preventive health care services to medically underserved communities and vulnerable populations. Through various federal grants from the Department of Health and Human Services' Health Resources and Services Administration, ST Croix Regional Health CTR delivers critical health care services, expands access to care, improves infrastructure, and responds to COVID-19.

Specifically, ST Croix Regional Health CTR has been awarded over $2.8 million in federal grants to support the delivery of primary care services at its own facilities as well as through a sub-award to East Grand Health Center Inc. This includes funding to mitigate and respond to COVID-19, such as expanding testing capacity, acquiring personal protective equipment, and delivering preventive care and vaccinations. Additional grants have focused more broadly on expanding access to high-quality primary health services, enhancing health center infrastructure, and promoting the continuity of health care in rural and vulnerable communities. Key federal grant programs providing funding include the Health Center Program, Expanding Capacity for Coronavirus Testing, and multiple COVID-19 relief acts. Ultimately, federal grants to ST Croix Regional Health CTR aim to promote community health and well-being by sustaining operations at critical access points for primary care.