• Who We Are
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• Services
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Who We Are

Capital Link is dedicated to assisting health centers in accessing capital for building and equipment projects and to providing extensive technical assistance to health centers throughout the capital development process.

From financial and market feasibility reviews to business plans and proposal development, Capital Link assists health centers in strengthening their abilities to plan and carry out successful capital projects.

Working nationally out of its offices in Massachusetts, California, Maryland, Missouri, North Carolina and Washington, to date Capital Link has assisted 90 individual health centers in obtaining grants and loans for capital projects totaling more than $324 million. Through this network, and as a NACHC partner, we are able to address your individual capital project needs more readily.

Additionally, Capital Link receives funding from the Bureau of Primary Health Care and Tides Center. Consequently, for federally-funded health centers and health centers and clinics in California, Capital Link provides some assistance without charge.

Capital Link was founded through the joint efforts of the Community Health Center Capital Fund, Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers, National Association of Community Health Centers and Primary Care Associations in Illinois, North Carolina and Texas.