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Community Project Funding/congressionally Directed Spending - Construction - With Congressionally Directed Spending (CDS) - Construction Projects Funding, Harbor Community Clinic (HCC) Will Expand Health Care Infrastructure by Renovating Space on the Ground Floor of a Mixed-use Affordable Housing Development in Order to Establish a New Community Health Center. Linc Housing and National Community Renaissance Have Partnered to Build a Mixed-use Affordable Housing Development (currently Under Construction) in San Pedro, California to Address Housing and Health Needs in This Underserved Area. This Housing Development Will Be Anchored With a Community Health Center Operated by HCC. HCC Was Approached by Linc Housing to Join as a Partner in This Exciting Project. HCC Will Be Responsible for Renovating the Space (to Be Delivered to HCC in a Broom Clean Condition in 2023) and Operate the Health Center. on the Ground Floor of the Housing Development Located at 456 West 9TH Street in San Pedro, California, HCC Will Be Responsible for Renovating the Approximately 5,000 SQ. Ft.commercial Space Into a Clinic Complete With Lobby, Reception Area, Patient and Staff Restrooms, 6 Exam Rooms, 4 Offices to Provide Case Management and Behavioral Health Services, Provider and Manager Offices, Medical Assistant Stations, Pharmacy Station, Break Room, and Utility/lab Station. the Total Cost of the Renovation Project Is $2,038,957 HCC Requests $1,000,000 in Hrsa CDS Funding to Support a Portion of the Renovation Cost. the Renovation Project Will Be Completed by February 1, 2024. at Full Capacity, the Health Center “456 West” Will Serve Approximately 3,000 Unduplicated Patients Annually.
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