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Texas HHS Secures $984M for Hospitals
The funding comes after HHSC submitted requests to CMS to amend the state Medicaid plan and allow payments to privately owned or operated hospitals.
Denver May Help Inner City Health Center Expand with Forgivable Loan
A committee of the Denver City Council will consider Wednesday giving Inner City Health Center $790,000 for construction costs to expand services.
HHS to Invest $100M to Bolster Nursing Workforce
The bulk of the support will be put toward training nurses who will work in primary care, maternal care and mental healthcare.
Sierra View Medical Center in CA Applies for $17.35M in Distressed Loan Program
There has been $300 million set aside for the program but as of mid-July loan applications had already exceeded that limit. To date, 16 hospitals have applied for $385.3 million in loans.
Upstate NY Hospitals to Receive $1B Annually in New Fed Funding
U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer said for years upstate New York has struggled with low Medicare reimbursement, making it difficult for hospitals to pay higher wages, hire new employees and retain staff.
$16.8M TN Grant Boosts Ballad’s NICU Project
An expansion project at Niswonger Children’s Hospital in Tennessee got a major boost when the state Department of Health announced a $16.8 million grant
Madera Community Hospital Gets $500K Lifeline, Seeks Buyer
The hospital — which has been closed since the start of 2023 — also applied for an $80 million loan from the newly created Distressed Hospital Loan Program. Madera Community Hospital will hear back in August, if the zero-interest loan is approved.
$1M for ND Hospital Awarded Through USDA Rural Development Grant
The funds will support construction of a 76,000-square-foot Critical Access Hospital and nursing home for Towner County Hospital Authority.
Ohio Med Center Receives $1M USDA Award
Funds will go toward the new Soin Medical Center under construction in Wilmington, Ohio.
El Centro Regional in CA Seeks $40M Loan to Stay Afloat
El Centro Regional Medical Center will be forced to compete with other facilities across California that are also grappling with shaky finances