WASHINGTON, D.C. — The entire Maryland congressional delegation has announced $1.2 million in federal funding through the Department of Health to help community health centers through the COVID-19 outbreak.
“Every single day, community health centers work on the frontlines to deliver quality health care to our most vulnerable communities,” the lawmakers said. “During the COVID-19 crisis, CHCs are doing more with fewer resources than ever before. This new infusion of federal funding will help CHCs in Maryland manage the growing number of COVID-19 cases while continuing to deliver quality services to their patients in every corner of the state.”
The following CHCs received funding:
- Baltimore Medical System, Inc. (Baltimore): $103,861
- Chase Brexton Health Services, Inc. (Baltimore): $98,589
- Choptank Community Health System, Inc. (Denton): $76,330
- The Community Clinic, Inc. (Silver Spring): $96,554
- Family Health Centers Of Baltimore, Inc. (Brooklyn): $56,901
- City Of Frederick (Frederick): $57,743
- Greater Baden Medical Service, Inc. (Brandywine) $73,706
- Health Care For The Homeless, Inc. (Baltimore): $61,602
- Mobile Medical Care, Inc. (Bethesda): $61,586
- Owensville Primary Care, Inc. (West River): $53,235
- Park West Health Systems, Inc. (Baltimore): $55,869
- Three Lower Counties Community Services, Inc. (Salisbury): $80,494
- Total Health Care, Inc. (Baltimore): $82,816
- Tri-State Community Health Center (Hancock): $62,420
- Walnut Street Community Health Center, Inc. (Hagerstown): $55,860
- West Cecil Health Center, Inc. (Conowingo): $61,393
- Western Maryland Health Care Corporation (Oakland): $55,863
