Government Funding

Funding will come from the coronavirus aid package to address the health care worker shortage in underserved communities.

These are the only two states to implement a Basic Health Program, making them eligible.

The center is funded with New York State Transformation Grants.

The Build Back Better Act has cost estimates of $1.75 to $2 trillion and contains many healthcare provisions that remain under cost scrutiny.

The massive $1.7 trillion package would include $150 billion to expand home- and community-based services for seniors as well as $100 million to grow the hospice and palliative care nursing workforce and educate the public.

The funds are intended to help reduce waiting lists for in-home care services and improve pay for low-wage in-home care professionals.

New York Cancer & Blood Specialists is acquiring and renovating a vacant 51,000-square-foot building.

The interest-rate reduction is expected to save nearly $11 million over the 35-year loan term.

The reconfiguration and additions to the hospital are part of a $44.3 million campus project that was funded by state money.

The Health Resources and Service Administration estimates that it will make up to 50 awards of up to $1 million per year, over the program's four-year project period.