LEGF’s NMTC allocation financed the redevelopment of a 58,975 square foot skilled nursing and elder care facility located in a severely distressed, non-metropolitan census tract in Walnut Ridge, AR. The
Omak Clinic is transforming healthcare access in a medically underserved region, serving the western district of the Colville Reservation and the town of Omak. Replacing an outdated facility, the new
The $24.6 million total project costs supports the development of a new, flagship 50,000 sq. ft., 3-story clinic and administrative center. The ground floor will contain 18 exam rooms, medical
The $25.4MM total project costs support the expansion of Family Health Services of Darke County’s 53,000-sf main health center in Greenville, Ohio. The expanded site will focus on women and
Dayton Children’s Hospital is constructing a new, pediatric care facility on a former brownfield site in West Dayton, bringing high quality health care options to families thorughout the community.
The construction, rehabilitation, and development of a new gastrointestinal and endoscopy center in Abilene, Texas, located within a federally designated Health Professional Shortage Area. The center is adjacent to Hendrick
Grand Mental Health is constructing a new comprehensive mental and behavioral healthcare facility that will also focus on substance abuse and family stabilization services. Oklahoma has the 5th highest incidence
MetaFund used $8 million of its New Markets Tax Credits (NMTC) allocation provided by the CDFI Fund to support Kiamichi Family Medical Center toward the rebuilding of their Idabel, Oklahoma,
The Project involves the new construction of the only children’s crisis stabilization center in the southern half of Miami-Dade County The target population will be underserved, predominately low-income Miami Dade
Development of two medical clinic operations in separate locations in rural Colusa County, California. The first is the rehabilitation of a former grocery store into the 17,000 square foot Valley
The $10.MM project funds the acquisition and renovation of a 56,186-sf building in Ashtabula, OH, for Signature Health to provide mental health, addiction, primary care, and pharmacy services. Previously serving
Neighborhood Outreach Access to Health (NOAH) is using the $15 million New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) allocation to continue to provide and also expand its services at the Palomino location.
NMTC financing supported Florida Interfaith Networking in Disasters (FIND), a coalition of faith-based disaster responders in Florida who network with state, local and national agencies to prepare Florida’s communities for
This NMTC project rehabilitates seven properties along Main Street, primarily the old jail building in Knott, into a climate-controlled bus waiting area to allow for expanded transportation options. It also
