Governor Meyer Announces Nearly $23M for Federally Qualified Health Centers

Delaware health centers receive nearly $23M for technology, mobile care

Gov. Matt Meyer and other Delaware officials announced nearly $23 million in federal funding to upgrade patient records, expand care coordination and improve access to services in rural communities between three federally qualified health centers.

Delaware awards $23 milliion in federal health funding

The State of Delaware has awarded nearly $23 million in Rural Health Transformation Program funding for Delaware’s three Federally Qualified Health Centers.

Governor Meyer Announces Nearly $23M for Federally Qualified Health Centers

GEORGETOWN, Del.– Governor Matt Meyer announces twenty three million dollars to ensure that every Delawarean is a healthy Delawarean. The funding is part of Delaware’s rural health transformation program which is focused on improving healthcare access and delivery to rural communities. Secretary of the Department of Health and Social Services in Delaware Christen Linke Young says this is a historic...

3 additional Delaware healthcare systems receive federal funds for rural outreach programs

Three Wilmington healthcare organizations will receive a total of $23 Million from the Federal Rural Health Transformation Program.

Governor Meyer Awards Nearly $23 Million to FQHCs Through Rural Health Transformation Program - State of Delaware News

GEORGETOWN – Governor Matt Meyer and the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS) Thursday announced nearly $23 million in Rural Health Transformation Program funding for Delaware’s three Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) to strengthen health care delivery and improve access for the communities they serve. Westside Family Healthcare will receive $11.3 million, La […]

Delaware Health Centers Get $23M Rural Health Grant

Three Delaware health centers received almost $23 million in federal funds to expand rural care, add mobile units and modernize records.