The Primary Care Development Corporation (PCDC) today announced the completion of its first financing in Georgia: a $13 million-project partnership that will dramatically expand behavioral health services and integrated primary care, particularly for children. Headquartered in Atlanta, CHRIS 180 is a ...Read More
Last December, PCDC completed $1 million in financing for infrastructure investments at the Community Health & Wellness Center (CHWC) of Greater Torrington, an area of Connecticut deeply affected by the opioid crisis. The initiative was the latest to spring from a ...Read More
PCDC recently launched its Provider Recruitment and Retention (PR&R) Financing Program, which enables community health centers (CHCs) to either recruit new providers or retain one or more staff through alternative “loan-forgiveness/performance-incentive” financing. Previously excluded from more traditional loan-forgiveness offerings, CHCs can now benefit from new financial ...Read More
A group of more than 230 Bronx organizations known as the Bronx Partners for Healthy Communities (BPHC) has taken collective action on their community’s health — and PCDC has been a driving factor in their success. Led by St. Barnabas Hospital ...Read More
Earlier this month, PCDC’s Mazdak Mazarei and Brandon Harrison drove 500 miles over three days in Mississippi. Their purpose: beginning new partnerships that will help improve HIV prevention services in the region. Across visits to five federally qualified health centers (FQHCs), ...Read More
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PCDC has identified key measures of access to primary care in 10 city council districts, intended to identify gaps in access, support advocacy for additional primary care services, and inform siting of new primary care facilities.
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