FCC awards $31M in telehealth funding to 32 healthcare organizations

The Federal Communications Commission on June 17 awarded $31 million in funding to 32 healthcare organizations as a part of its $100 million Connected Care Pilot Program, which funds telehealth projects developed by providers across the country.

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The new projects join 23 other projects that received funding from the FCC earlier in 2021. The program has now awarded more than $57 million to 59 projects serving patients in 30 states and Washington, D.C.

Below are the 32 new funding recipients and how much money they each received for their projects:

  1. Adventist Health Howard Memorial (Willits, Calif.): $504,900
  2. Albany (N.Y.) Medical Center: $331,429
  3. Blessing Health System (Quincy, Ill.): $393,012
  4. Boone Memorial Health Services (Danville, W.Va.): $394,400
  5. Yale New Haven (Conn.) Health System: $1,278,910
  6. Catholic Health Initiatives (Denver): $6,183,189
  7. Central Peninsula Hospital (Soldotna, Alaska): $3,300,839
  8. Children’s National Medical Center (Washington, D.C.): $1,680,830
  9. Coastal Health Alliance (Point Reyes Station, Calif.): $542,304
  10. Community Health Center of Lubbock (Texas): $59,142
  11. Dubuque (Iowa) Community Mental Health Center: $363,463
  12. Grace Health (Battle Creek, Mich.): $606,339
  13. Heartland Health Centers (Chicago): $693,154
  14. Heritage Behavioral Health Center (Decatur, Ill.): $322,299
  15. Heritage Clinic (Los Angeles): $197,880
  16. Housing Works Health Services (New York City): $2,527,220
  17. Hudson Headwaters Health Network (Queensbury, N.Y.): $767,210
  18. IHS-CAL Round Valley Indian Health Center (Covelo, Calif): $968,836
  19. Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore): $297,670
  20. Kennedy Krieger Children’s Hospital (Baltimore): $1,960,950
  21. Mobile Medical Care (Silver Spring, Md.): $293,250
  22. RKM Primary Care (Clinton, La.): $79,560
  23. Sheppard Pratt (Towson, Md.): $1,109,287
  24. Summa Health (Akron, Ohio): $783,870
  25. The Counseling Center of Wayne and Holmes County (Wooster, Ohio): $80,155
  26. The Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester (N.H.): $559,634
  27. The MetroHealth System (Cleveland): $901,000
  28. University of Florida (Gainesville): $612,000
  29. University of Hawaii (Honolulu): $320,535
  30. University of Kentucky Healthcare (Lexington): $998,466
  31. Upstate Consortium (Syracuse, N.Y.): $2,050,200
  32. Wooster (Ohio) Community Hospital: $104,414

Click here to learn more about each recipient’s project.

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