FCC awards $40M more in telehealth funding to 71 providers

The Federal Communications Commission on Oct. 21 awarded a total of $40.46 million to 71 healthcare organizations as part of its $100 million Connected Care Pilot Program.

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The program funds telehealth projects developed by providers across the U.S. This round of funding follows the FCC’s $41.1 million disbursement to 72 providers in September. The FCC has committed grants to providers in every state, territory and Washington, D.C. 

Below are the 71 new funding recipients and how much money they received for their projects:

  1. Adelante Healthcare (Phoenix): $868,857
  2. Alleghany Memorial Hospital (Sparta, N.C.): $92,041
  3. Archie Hendricks Sr. Skilled Nursing Facility (Sells, Ariz.): $688,084
  4. The Asian Human Services Family Health Center (Chicago): $400,725
  5. Baptist Health Medical Center (Little Rock, Ark.): $999,277
  6. Berkshire Health Systems (Pittsfield, Mass.): $1 million
  7. CareSouth Carolina (Hartsville, S.C.): $242,334
  8. The Center for Family and Child Enrichment (Miami Gardens, Fla.): $78,204
  9. CenterPlace Health (Sarasota, Fla.): $91,179
  10. Chestnut Health Systems (Bloomington, Ill.): $271,866
  11. Collier Health Services (Immokalee, Fla.): $506,652
  12. Community Health Centers of Pinellas (Clearwater, Fla.): $962,184
  13. Community Health Center of Richmond (New York City): $335,995
  14. The C.W. Williams Community Health Center (Charlotte, N.C.): $312,399
  15. Denver Health: $529,250
  16. DuBois (Pa.) Regional Medical Center: $530,800
  17. El Paso (Texas) County Hospital District: $763,050
  18. Empower U Community Health Center (Miami): $301,554
  19. Erie Family Health Center (Chicago): $409,678
  20. Evergreen Health (Buffalo, N.Y.): $160,806
  21. Family Christian Health Center (Harvey, Ill.): $124,667
  22. Family First Health Corporation (York, Pa.): $620,510
  23. Family Health Centers (Okanogan, Wash.): $212,164
  24. First Nations Community HealthSource (Albuquerque, N.M): $655,395
  25. Forsyth Memorial Hospital (Winston-Salem, N.C.): $1 million
  26. FoundCare (West Palm Beach, Fla.): $942,083
  27. Golden Valley Health Centers (Merced, Calif.): $509,048
  28. Great Lakes Bay Health Centers (Saginaw, Mich.): $963,947
  29. Gundersen Health System (La Crosse, Wis.): $999,909
  30. Hampton Roads Community Health Center (Portsmouth, Va.): $195,666
  31. HealthPoint (Renton, Wash.): $839,091
  32. The Holyoke (Mass.) Medical Center: $795,090
  33. Holzer Health System (Gallipolis, Ohio): $667,723
  34. Indiana University Health (Indianapolis): $908,061
  35. Kaleida Health (Buffalo, N.Y.): $968,131
  36. The University of Kansas Health System (Kansas City): $659,146
  37. Kodiak (Alaska) Island Health Care Foundation: $86,033
  38. La Casa de Salud (New York City): $419,875
  39. Lawndale Christian Health Center (Chicago): $172,354
  40. Loretto Hospital (Chicago): $823,600
  41. Marion County Public Health Department (Indianapolis): $299,799
  42. Marlette Regional Hospital (Gaylord, Mich.): $382,730
  43. Mercy Health (St. Louis, Mo.): $793,788
  44. Mercy Hospitals (Oklahoma City): $776,620
  45. Michigan Primary Care Association (Lansing): $990,000
  46. The Minnie Hamilton Health System (Grantsville, W.Va.): $457,568
  47. Montefiore St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital (Newburgh, N.Y.): $749,385
  48. Mohawk Valley Health System (Utica, N.Y.): $697,382
  49. Mount Vernon (N.Y.) Neighborhood Health Center: $761,314
  50. Nathan Littauer Hospital and Nursing Home (Gloversville, N.Y.): $283,254
  51. The North Miami Center: $213,834
  52. Novant Health (Winston-Salem, N.C.): $574,413
  53. Okeene (Okla.) Municipal Hospital: $221,821
  54. Oonalaska Wellness Center (Anchorage, Alaska): $79,892
  55. Palmetto Care Connection (Bamberg, S.C.): $782,575
  56. Pillars Community Health (La Grange, Ill.): $598,504
  57. Prairie Ridge Health (Columbus, Wis.): $50,470
  58. Regions Hospital (St. Paul, Minn.): $1 million
  59. Robeson Health Care Corporation (Lumberton, N.C.): $495,633
  60. St. Joseph’s Hospital (Yonkers, N.Y.): $927,213
  61. Skagit Regional Health (Mount Vernon, Wash.): $38,515
  62. St. Barnabas Hospital (New York City): $998,624
  63. St. Bernard’s Healthcare (Jonesboro, Ark.): $547,270
  64. St. John’s Episcopal Hospital (New York City): $372,744
  65. Swope Health Services (Kansas City, Mo.): $843,387
  66. Union Community Health Center (New York City): $999,075
  67. UnityPoint Health (West Des Moines, Iowa): $1 million
  68. University Hospital of Brooklyn (New York City): $945,421
  69. The University of Virginia Health System (Charlottesville): $388,574
  70. Wellstar Health System (Atlanta): $1 million
  71. Wheeler Clinic (Plainville, Conn.): $91,612

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