Currently there are 7,275 LCO tribal members and limited available health care resources forces them to travel long distances to secure care and treatment. The new, 64,464-square-foot clinic is expected to double its capacity to accommodate 38,000 annual patient visits. It will bring together medical, dental, pharmacy, behavioral health, community health, recovery, chiropractic, lab, imaging, a wellness center, and senior facilities, under one roof.

The YMCA (“the Y”) of Muncie, IN, used an IFF loan to develop a new, 69,000 square-foot facility that will include a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) and Open Door Health Services. Serving 20,000 people annually, the Y will bring comprehensive health care and wellness services to the Muncie area.

Corktown Health evolved from a grassroots nonprofit to a leading service provider for Southeast Michigan’s LGBTQ+ community, achieved in part by the organization’s constant adaptation to client needs and the alignment of facility plans with its growth goals. Through Corktown Health, more than 5,000 people annually have access to a full suite of high-quality medical and supportive services, while 25+ physicians are trained each year to provide culturally competent care to members of the LGBTQ+ community.

Swope Health, a Federally Qualified Health Center, recently launched PACE KC, a comprehensive health and wellness program for adults ages 55 and up in Jackson County, MO, that will help them age gracefully in their home communities without having to move to nursing homes and other institutional settings. IFF served as owner’s representative and guided the organization through its largest capital project in nearly 30 years.

Howard Brown Health, a federally qualified health clinic that has become one of the nation’s largest LGBTQ organizations since its inception in 1974, used an IFF loan to open its fifth clinic in Chicago. The new facility has 12 exam rooms, a large community space, and offers Walk-in Sexual and Reproductive clinic services. Howard Brown expects to serve nearly 5,000 new patients and create 19 full-time jobs in the space.

Construction has been completed on the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Ohio expansion in Columbus, creating the world’s largest Ronald McDonald House. Supported in part by IFF’s New Markets Tax Credit allocation, the project nearly doubled the facility’s size to 230,000 square feet and added new guest rooms and shared spaces designed to better serve families with children receiving medical care nearby. The expanded House now supports up to 6,500 families annually, providing a home-like environment that reduces financial and emotional stress during treatment while keeping families close to care.