Nearly $4M in federal funding headed to Maine Health Centers

AUGUSTA, Maine (WABI) - Nearly four million dollars is headed to health centers across the state to help fight COVID-19.

The funding from the U.S. Department of Helath and Human Services will be spread across 18 centers.

The funding was allocated as follows:

• Eastport Health Care received $244,283.
• Pines Health Services received $230,250.
• Penobscot Community Health Center received $250,250.
• St. Croix Regional Family Health Center received $125,236.
• Regional Medical Center received $212,876.
• Harrington Family Health Center received $240,653.
• Islands Community Medical Services received $15,424.
• Maine Mobile Health Program received $188,431.
• Sebasticook Family Doctors received $221,666.
• Health Access Network received $237,903.
• York County Community Action Corporation received $46,123.
• Portland Community Health Center received $263,597.
• Fish River Rural Health received $329,780.
• Sacopee Valley Health Center received $205,250.
• Bucksport Regional Health Center received $286,233.
• Katahdin Valley Health Center received $320,521.
• DFD Russell Medical Center received $326,553.
• HealthReach Community Health Center received $252,750.

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