In the Crescent City, a New CrescentCare Rises

| By Eric Riley
Categories: Investment
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CrescentCare has cause to celebrate this Mardi Gras. The New Orleans-based Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) recently opened doors to its new 65,000-square-foot facility, made possible through PCDC financing. The project vastly expands primary care, dentistry, pediatrics, and more in a community still rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina.   Joining Mayor LaToya Cantrell and 100 others …

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Staff Spotlight: From Louisiana to New York City

| By Allegra Cafarchio
Categories: Investment, PCDC News
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Johvanna Sampson, Senior Loan Officer, joined PCDC’s Capital Investment team in 2016. Originally from Louisiana, Sampson recognized the untapped potential and need for health care expansion in her home state. Since then, Sampson has been the driving force behind PCDC’s impact in Louisiana by establishing relationships across the state, including with the Louisiana Primary Care …

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Primary Care Development Corporation Provides Financing to Build New Health Center in New Orleans

| By Eric Riley
Categories: Investment, PCDC News, Press Release
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The Primary Care Development Corporation (PCDC) last week completed financing for the construction of a new health care facility in New Orleans, bringing much-needed primary care and prevention services to a community still rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina. The new 64,000-square-foot facility will enable CrescentCare, a community health center that provides a spectrum of care at …

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Louisiana’s Primary Health Services Center to Expand Services

| By Allegra Cafarchio
Categories: Investment, Press Release
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MONROE, La and NEW YORK, N.Y., October 14, 2014 – Primary Care Development Corporation (PCDC) and Capital One have invested $14.0 million in New Markets Tax Credit allocation (NMTCs) into Louisiana-based Primary Health Services Center (PHSC) to expand its integrated primary care services to meet the needs of nearly 20,000 patients in Northeast Louisiana. “This …

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