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CHARLESTON, Va. (AP) – More than $ 18 million will go to 27 health centers in West Virginia to strengthen health care infrastructure and support health care in medically underserved communities, said U.S. Senator Joe Manchin.
The funding is being distributed by the US Department of Health and Human Services as part of the US bailout, Manchin said Wednesday. It will be used to support expansion and renovation projects and to support COVID-19 testing, treatment and vaccinations, Manchin said in a press release.
Prices range from around $ 511,000 to around $ 1.3 million.
The awards are presented to Valley Health Systems, Community Care of West Virginia, WomenCare Inc., Shenandoah Valley Medical System, Lincoln County Primary Care Center, Cabin Creek Health Systems, New River Health Association, Change Inc., Wirt County Health Service Association Inc ., Bluestone Health Association, Minnie Hamilton Health Care Center, Rainelle Medical Center, EA Hawse Health Center, Belington Community Medical Services Association, Monongahela Valley Association of Health Centers, Camden-On-Gauley Medical Center, Monroe County Health Department, Valley Health Care Inc., Williamson Health & Wellness Center, Ritchie County Primary Care Association, Preston Taylor Community Health Center, Pendleton Community Care, Tug River Health Association, Roane Family Health Care, St. George Medical Clinic, Clay-Battelle Health Services Association and Mountaineer Community Health Center.
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