Fallbrook Family Health Center

Fallbrook,
CA
(2011)

Fallbrook Family Health Center

Community, FQHCs, Healthcare

Financing for a FQHC, Fallbrook Family Health Center, which offers comprehensive medical care for the entire family.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $3,600,000
Total Project Cost: $4,600,000

IMPACT

14 FTE jobs
23 construction jobs
9,646 patients served
Project includes a Federally Qualified Health Center.

CDEs

Chase

Investor

Chase

Project Description

Financing for a federally qualified health center, Fallbrook Family Health Center, which offers comprehensive medical care for the entire family.

MAP

Address: 1328 South Mission Road, Fallbrook, CA 92028

Census Tract: 6073018905

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