Investing in health for every community.

PCDC supports healthy, thriving communities across the country through capital financing, consulting, and advocacy.

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Physician interacting with patient

Primary care is the foundation of thriving communities—keeping families healthy, children ready to learn, and adults able to pursue education and workforce opportunities.

An increase of one primary care physician per 10,000 people can generate:

  • 11%
    fewer hospital visits
  • 7%
    fewer surgeries
  • 5.5%
    fewer emergency department visits

Our Work

We improve and expand access to primary care, delivering evidence-based solutions and increasing access to care for people who need it most.

Capital Financing
Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center after construction
Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center before construction

Capital Financing

As a national community development financial institution (CDFI), we provide capital financing and training and technical assistance to increase primary care capacity and advance health equity.

Consulting
Staff at Family Health Centers at NYU Langone

Consulting

We partner with health centers and primary care practices to transform and sustain their operations. We provide consulting, practice coaching, and training to strengthen providers’ ability to offer effective, responsive, and integrated primary care in their communities.

Advocacy
Jordan Goldberg, JD

Advocacy

We drive and support primary care policy initiatives at the federal, state, and local levels. We raise awareness and advocate for policies that increase investment and prioritize equity in primary care access, quality, and funding.

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Louise Cohen speaking at PCDC's 30th Anniversary Gala

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January 15, 2025

Increased Investment in Primary Care is Necessary to Build a Healthier New York

Policy

September 17, 2024

MacKenzie Scott Gifts an Additional $15 Million to Primary Care Development Corporation (PCDC)

Press Release

July 3, 2024

The Albany Times-Union Commentary: In New York’s rural counties, primary care doctors are in short supply

Policy