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Friday, February 3, 2017

GOVERNOR CUOMO ANNOUNCES A NEW $19.5 MILLION COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE REVOLVING CAPITAL FUND

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo has announced the establishment of a $19.5 million Community Health Care Revolving Capital Fund. The public-private partnership will deliver low-cost loans to health care providers across the state for capital projects that will improve access to care for all New Yorkers.
"Every New Yorker deserves access to quality health care, and this new funding will help provide exactly the type of support health facilities need to make that a reality for communities across this state," Governor Cuomo said. "These critical, low-cost loans will help expand and improve services, taking one more step toward a stronger, healthier New York for all."
The Community Health Care Revolving Capital Fund is designed to improve access to capital for clinics and other organizations that have limited resources and are seeking to broaden access to primary care services. This revolving loan fund will provide affordable and flexible loans to these groups that are often unable to obtain or afford commercial financing.
DASNY, in consultation with the New York State Department of Health, selected the Primary Care Development Corporation to administer the fund. Borrowers will be chosen by PCDC through an application process that is approved by DASNY and NYSDOH. The funds will be used to provide loans for projects at eligible facilities. Eligible projects may include construction, renovation, expansion and upgrading costs. The funds may also be used for credit enhancement and loan and debt service reserves to allow a facility to stimulate greater private sector investment. For more information, visit PCDC's website.