Minnesota Rural Community Clinic Grant Program
Bekah Ehlebracht
651.201.3870
800.366.5424
health.CommunityClinicGrant@state.mn.us
The Community Clinic Grant Program provides funding to plan, establish, or operate clinical services for populations with low income and/or living in rural areas of Minnesota.
Eligible projects are those that increase or maintain access to health services for the uninsured or underinsured, with preference given to projects that focus on uninsured patients. Eligible health services include preventive, medical, dental, or mental health primary care services. Clinics may provide one or more of these services and are not required to provide all.
Eligible applicants include:
- Nonprofit clinics established to provide preventive, medical, dental, or mental health primary care services to low-income or rural population groups
- Government entities operating a clinic which provides preventive, medical, dental, or mental health primary care services
- Indian Health Service units or tribal governments operating a clinic which provides preventive, medical, dental, or mental health primary care services
- Consortia of any of the above entities
Award ceiling: $45,000
Expected number of awards: 10-13
Total funds available: $561,000
Links to additional guidance, application instructions, forms, and the online application portal are available on the program website.
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- Minnesota Department of Health - Office of Rural Health and Primary Care, view details
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