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Capital Link Project Highlights — Tax-exempt Bond Transactions

Capital Link has successfully assisted 15 health centers and primary care associations in Illinois, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Jersey, Rhode Island and Washington in obtaining a total $68.9 million in Tax-Exempt Bond Financing.

Tax-Exempt Bond Transactions — Examples

• CamCARE Health Corporation, Camden, NJ
• Thundermist Health Center-Woonsocket, RI

Near North Health Services, Chicago, IL - $7.35 million tax-exempt bond transaction

Family Care Health Centers - St. Louis, MO

Project Summary:
Family Care Health Centers in St. Louis, MO constructed a new 33,000 square foot facility to replace three of the health center's four existing facilities. The new facility houses medical, dental and administrative space.

Family Care Health Center, St. Louis, MO — New Health Center

Financing Picture: $5,300,000 New Construction

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These transactions were successfully completed with the assistance of Capital Link or Capital Link's constituent founding organizations:

Community Health Center Capital Fund, Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers, Illinois Primary Health Care Association, North Carolina Community Health Center Association (formerly North Carolina Primary Health Care Association) and Texas Association of Community Health Centers.