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.

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.