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Greater Phoenix Economic Council

This Eda Investment Supports the Coalition, Led by the Greater Phoenix Economic Council, With Their Proposal to Capitalize on the Rapid Shift in Healthcare From Disjointed Care Across Traditional Hospitals and Clinical Settings, Toward Seamless Continuity of Care in Home and Community Settings. If Provided an Implementation Grant, the "driving the New Healthcare Innovation Economy" Project Proposes to Make Risk Capital More Readily Available to Arizonas Early-stage Bioscience Firms, Further Develop Research Infrastructure at State Universities, Attract Industry and Research Anchors, and Develop Ties to Economic Partners in Neighboring Markets.

Committed

$498,135

Paid out
$35.8K
7%
Committed, not yet paid
$462.4K
93%

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Source

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