Our Impact

Hudson Headwaters Health Care Network (HHHN), a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), provides high-quality care to more than 100,000 people living in rural upstate New York. What began as a small practice in Chestertown, NY has grown into a powerhouse for high-quality care. Since 2004, we have provided HHHN with over $11 million in capital financing. We are currently supporting the expansion of HHHN’s primary care services to their 22nd site, which will include a Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PAICE) to keep elderly adults in the community and out of nursing homes.

In the Greater New Orleans area, CrescentCare is known for delivering high-quality, person-centered health care through the NO/AIDS Task Force, which was founded in 1983 in response to the AIDS crisis. For 20 years, we supported this community-based organization to become and then thrive as an FQHC. In 2017, we provided $21 million in financing for a new 64,000-square-foot campus. This facility enabled CrescentCare to triple its capacity and create or preserve over 450 jobs.

Renewal House is the only residential addiction treatment program for pregnant women and their children in Middle Tennessee, an area of over 17,000 square miles. In 2020, they received financing from us to build an on-site clinic to meet medical and mental health needs, expand individual and group therapy, and provide parenting skills classes, relapse prevention courses and vocational support, as well as a children’s program to improve social and emotional development. This 35,000-square-foot facility allows Renewal House to double the number of families served through its addiction treatment and recovery programs.

Callen-Lorde Community Health Center was among the first organizations to receive financing from us, and over the past almost 30 years of continued partnership, we provided $44 million in financing over 10 separate loans for their centers in Chelsea, Manhattan, and downtown Brooklyn as well as technical assistance to support their delivery of high-quality primary care. Our commitment has extended across the country to the LGBTQ+ community, serving clinics that create safe and welcoming spaces for high-quality care, and those living with HIV and AIDS, providing technical assistance and financing in some of the communities hit hardest by the HIV epidemic.

Through a $16 million financing package, we and other funders provided the capital for two new health care supercenters in rural California. Occupying 48,000 square feet, these sites provide the full spectrum of health care for almost 30,000 people and created 120 full-time jobs and 91 construction jobs.