Health Center Application Assistance

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$450,000,000
In grant awards

1,600,000+
Patients impacted

Over 95%
Success Rate on Health
Center Applications

Federally Qualified Health Centers

FQHCs are community-based healthcare centers that receive federal funding to provide comprehensive primary care services in underserved areas. Our FQHC consulting services can help you navigate the FQHC application process.

Already have an FQHC, but need help with grant writing? Our FQHC consulting services include grant writing.

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FQHC Look-Alike Clinics (LAL)

These clinics operate similarly to FQHCs but do not receive the full federal FQHC funding. However, they meet specific criteria and provide healthcare services to underserved populations.

Rural Health Clinics

RHCs are healthcare facilities located in rural areas or regions with a shortage of healthcare services. They are crucial in providing primary care services to underserved populations in these areas.

Community Health Centers (CHCs)

CHCs are community-based organizations that provide comprehensive healthcare services to the underserved, and some may pursue FQHC status.

Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs)

These hospitals play a vital role in providing essential healthcare services to rural communities. They are designated to ensure access to healthcare for residents in geographically isolated areas.

Free and Charitable Clinics

These clinics are typically nonprofit organizations that provide free or low-cost healthcare services to individuals who may not have access to other forms of healthcare.

School-Based Health Centers

Located within or near schools, these centers provide healthcare services to students, aiming to enhance access to medical care and promote overall health and wellness.

Specialized Clinics

There are clinics focused on specific medical specialties or health issues, such as mental health clinics, dental clinics, women’s health clinics, and clinics addressing specific diseases or conditions.

Urgent Care Centers

While not traditional health centers, urgent care centers provide immediate, non-emergency medical care and can play a role in increasing healthcare access, especially outside regular business hours.

Federally Qualified Behavioral Health Centers (FQBHCs)

These centers focus on providing behavioral health services and may be eligible for specific federal funding to support mental health and substance abuse services.

There are more than 86,000 grantmaking entities. Whether you need RHC or FQHC consulting, we’ll help you sift through the masses to find the best grant opportunities.

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“Elizabeth has helped our organization navigate all the ins and outs of starting a health center. Her knowledge and expertise about all aspects of the FQHC world enabled us to overcome the challenges we’ve faced along the way and build a health center that works for our organization and our communities.”

Sarah Threnhauser, Executive Director Innovative Marketing Strategies Marakey Lafayette Hill, PA

“We would not exist as a health center if it were not for Burrows Consulting’s work, effort, and the results they produce.”

Ken Klingensmith, Chief Executive Officer Hope Family Care Center Kansas City, MO

There are more than 86,000 grantmaking entities. Whether you need RHC or FQHC consulting, we’ll help you sift through the masses to find the best grant opportunities.

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Sarah Threnhauser, Executive Director Innovative Marketing Strategies Marakey Lafayette Hill, PA

“We would not exist as a health center if it were not for Burrows Consulting’s work, effort, and the results they produce.”

Ken Klingensmith, Chief Executive Officer Hope Family Care Center Kansas City, MO

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At Burrows Consulting, we know that community health centers are beacons of inclusivity, ensuring that individuals, regardless of their socioeconomic background, have a welcoming space for quality care.

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