This report, developed with support from HRSA, is based on the findings of our 2024 assessment of health centers nationwide to determine the current and emerging capital trends and needs. (Released 2024)
Strengthening Health Centers to Support Healthier Communities
Capital Link is a national, non-profit organization that has worked with hundreds of community health centers and Primary Care Associations (PCAs) for nearly 30 years to plan for sustainability and growth, access capital, improve and optimize operations and financial management, and articulate value. Established through the health center movement, Capital Link is dedicated to strengthening health centers—financially and operationally—in a rapidly changing marketplace. Learn More >
Resources
Mobile healthcare, also referred to as mobile health, mobile clinics, and mobile health units (MHUs), is an alternative, flexible, and cost-effective approach to bringing a wide range of healthcare services—such as medical, dental, behavioral, vision, and even mammography—directly to underserved and hard-to-reach patients. This report, developed with support from HRSA, reviews the basics of mobile healthcare and provides tools and guidance on where to begin in designing a mobile health unit. (Released 2025)
This publication, developed with support from HRSA, describes how Grace Health leveraged the HRSA Health Center Facility Loan Guarantee Program (LGP) to overcome barriers like aging infrastructure, fragmented services, and limited access to rural healthcare to complete two capital projects that reshaped their care delivery.
Developed in partnership with the HITEQ Center, this tool and accompanying guide help users document and evaluate both one-time and ongoing costs, assess funding sources, and compare system options—whether implementing new technology, upgrading, or analyzing current infrastructure. (Released in 2025)
This new infographic analyzes UDS data to highlight national trends in mobile health programs across the country, including geographic distribution and service patterns. This tool will help health centers identify service gaps, support capital development, and enhance emergency preparedness. (Released 2025)