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River Region Health Center

Federally Qualified Health Center has expands its mission with new facility.

Investment

  • NMTC Amount: $17,031,500
  • Total Project Cost: $18,955,843

IMPACT

  • 124 FTE jobs
  • 111 construction jobs
  • Project includes a Federally Qualified Health Center.

Investor

Project Description

Health Services, Inc. (HSI) is a Federally Qualified Health Center (“FQHC”) that was chartered 44 years ago in Montgomery, AL to provide health care services to indigent people in Montgomery County. HSI has expanded its mission and currently operates 11 outpatient centers in six counties throughout South Central Alabama; HSI provides primary medical, dental, behavioral healthcare, enabling services (e.g. translation services) and pharmaceutical services annually to over 33,929 patients in 96,843 patient visits annually.

The project involved the construction of four new facilities totaling an estimated 64,900 square feet (56,500 SF in Montgomery and 8,400 SF in Hayneville). The facilities include two Outpatient Primary Health Care Clinics and two corresponding Wellness Centers. The Out Patient Clinic’s work jointly with its corresponding Wellness Center to implement healthcare protocols to improve patient outcomes and place a greater emphasis on preventative medicine rather than reactive treatment for conditions such as cardiovascular disease, hypertension, diabetes, and obesity.

MAP

Address: 1761 Plum Street, Montgomery, AL 36107

Census Tract: 1101001600

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