October 14, 2022

Manchin Announces $3.8 Million from the American Rescue Plan for Four West Virginia Rural Healthcare Providers

Charleston, WV – Today, U.S. Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV), member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, announced $3,874,000 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Emergency Rural Health Care Program for four rural healthcare providers in West Virginia. The funding was made possible through the American Rescue Plan and will support critical infrastructure upgrades in Hardy County and at Roane General Hospital, Minnie Hamilton Health Care Center and Roane County Family Health Care.

“Our healthcare providers continue to go above and beyond to care for their fellow West Virginians, and I’m pleased these four organizations are receiving more than $3.8 million from the American Rescue Plan to continue their critical work,” said Senator Manchin. “The funding announced today will support the purchase of a new facility for the Hardy County Rural Development Association, update the HVAC system at Roane General Hospital, complete ongoing construction projects at Minnie Hamilton Health Care Center and renovate the entryway at the Roane County Family Health center. As a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, I will continue advocating for funding to bolster rural healthcare services across the Mountain State.”

Individual awards listed below:

$1,000,000 – Hardy County Rural Development Association, Moorefield

This funding will fund a new building with increased office and work space, patient care areas and parking for employees and customers.

$1,000,000 – Hospital Development Corporation: Roane General Hospital, Spencer

This funding will be used to update the heating, ventilation and air condition (HVAC) system on the building inpatient floor.

$1,000,000 – Minnie Hamilton Health Care Center, Grantsville

This funding will support the second construction phase of the facility, which will include two floors, a new lab, a kitchen and cafeteria, a lobby and a heliport in the parking lot.

$874,000 – Roane County Family Health Care, Spencer

This funding will be used to construct a new entryway for the facility, which will separate incoming and outgoing traffic to better control the spread of contagious diseases.

Senator Manchin’s recent efforts to secure funding for rural healthcare providers:

On September 16^th, 2022, Senator Manchin announced $1.1 million from the American Rescue Plan for three rural healthcare programs in West Virginia.
On August 22^nd, 2022, Senator Manchin announced $1.8 million from the American Rescue Plan for 29 West Virginia community health centers and 2 health center program look-alikes.
On August 17 ^th, 2022, Senator Manchin announced $1.5 million from the American Rescue Plan to support Randolph County’s Public Health Training Program.
On July 25^th, 2022, Senator Manchin announced $2.2 million from the Provider Relief Fund to support three West Virginia healthcare providers.
On July 7^th, 2022, Senator Manchin announced $1.9 million from the American Rescue Plan to support Community Health Systems in Beckley.
On June 22^nd, 2022, Senator Manchin announced $424K from the Provider Relief Fund to support nine West Virginia healthcare providers.
On May 24^th, 2022, Senator Manchin announced $5.4 million from HRSA to support nine West Virginia healthcare providers.
On May 12^th, 2022, Senator Manchin announced $6 million from the American Rescue Plan to support 12 rural healthcare providers.
On April 14^th, 2022, Senator Manchin announced $1.6 million from the American Rescue Plan to support 3 West Virginia rural healthcare providers.
On April 14^th, 2022, Senator Manchin announced $8.2 million from the Provider Relief Fund (PRF) to support 12 West Virginia healthcare providers.
On March 24^th, 2022, Senator Manchin announced $239K from HRSA to support 10 West Virginia healthcare providers.
On March 8^th, 2022, Senator Manchin announced $1.4 million from HRSA to support 13 West Virginia healthcare providers.
On January 27^th, 2022, Senator Manchin announced $12.2 million from HRSA to support 32 West Virginia healthcare providers.

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