Manning Regional Healthcare Center in Iowa Receives $21M USDA Loan

Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) has announced that the United States Department of Agriculture’s Rural Development Program has approved a $21 million loan to Manning (Iowa) Regional Healthcare Center, a 17-bed critical access hospital. 

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The 40-year loan, with a 3.375 percent interest rate, will be used to construct a replacement facility of the current hospital, which was built in 1927. 

The new facility will feature a physician center, recovery center for substance abuse treatment and 17 acute-care beds.

Sen. Harkin is a senior member of the appropriations subcommittee that funds the USDA and the Rural Development Program.

Lancaster Pollard’s office in Kansas City, Kan., facilitated the underwriting and USDA application process for Manning Regional.

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