HRSA recently awarded $85.3 million to expand oral health service capacity in government-funded health centers. Six grantees are in WA state.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) recently awarded $85.3 million to government-funded health centers, including six in the state of Washington, to expand their oral health service capacity through new and enhanced infrastructure.
The following Washington organizations were awarded grants:
- Community Health Association of Spokane, Spokane, $300,000
- North Olympic Healthcare Network PC Port Angeles, Port Angeles, $299,600
- Peninsula Community Health Services, Bremerton, $300,000
- International Community Health Services, Seattle, $299,953
- Seattle Indian Health Board, Seattle, $300,000
- New Health Programs Association, Chewelah, $300,000
The maximum award was $300,000 and the grant may be used for the following:
- Renovate and modernize existing facilities
- Purchase and install dental and radiology equipment
- Purchase mobile dental units to provide better access to oral healthcare in hard-to-reach communities
- Increase oral health integration through training and consultation
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