Park Duvalle Community Health Center

Louisville,
KY
(2011)

Park Duvalle Community Health Center

Behavioral Health, Community, Dental Services, FQHCs, Healthcare

NMTC financing helped expand this FQHC.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $4,183,117
Total Project Cost: $4,183,117

IMPACT

23 FTE jobs
26 construction jobs
8,772 patients served
Project includes a Federally Qualified Health Center.

CDEs

Liberty Bank and Trust

Investor

Unknown

Project Description

NMTC financing helped expand this federally qualified health center. The facility doubled the size of its offices and offers new services to address the community’s most urgent needs including dental, pediatric, women’s health and behavioral health services.

MAP

Address: 3044 Wilson Avenue, Louisville, KY 40211

Census Tract: 21111001500

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