Virginia

Warner, Kaine team to announce funding of more than $4M for Virginia Health Centers

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4 years ago

August 26, 2020

Virginia – On Wednesday, Senators Mark Warner and Tim Kaine announced a total of $4,138,947 in federal funds going to support health centers across the Commonwealth.

The funds come through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to support health centers as they continue battling the COVID-19 pandemic.

“We’re thrilled to announce that these federal dollars will go towards supporting Virginia’s health centers as they continue to provide essential care during this pandemic.”

The funding will be dispersed as follows:

$280,654 for Eastern Shore Rural Health System in Accomack County, Va.
$353,441 for Neighborhood Health in Alexandria, Va.
$222,750 for Johnson Health Center in Amherst County, Va.
$75,905 for Bland County Medical Clinic in Bland County, Va.
$335,491 for Central Virginia Health Services in Buckingham County, Va.
$215,250 for Tri-Area Community Health in Carroll County, Va.
$222,750 for Portsmouth Community Health Center in Portsmouth, Va.
$224,446 for St. Charles Health Council in Lee County, Va.
$282,459 for Rockbridge Area Free Clinic in Lexington, Va.
$126,094 for Loudoun Community Health Center in Loudoun County, Va.
$40,000 for Southern Dominion Health Systems in Lunenburg County, Va.
$240,953 for Martinsville Henry County Coalition for Health and Wellness in Martinsville, Va.
$207,750 for Free Clinic Of The New River Valley in Montgomery County, Va.
$220,818 for Blue Ridge Medical Center in Nelson County, Va.
$317,485 for Greater Prince William Community Health Center in Prince William County, Va.
$227,936 for Daily Planet Health Services in Richmond, Va.
$217,856 for Kuumba Community Health and Wellness Center in Roanoke, Va.
$222,750 for Southwest Virginia Community Health Systems in Smyth County, Va.
$104,159 for Horizon Health Services in Southampton County, Va.

Funding was awarded through the Health Resources and Services Administration’s Health Center Program, which provides funds to community-based health care providers that provide primary care services in underserved areas.