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Free Clinic Safety Net Services — Grant Opportunity | OpenGrants Rolling / unspecified deadline Ohio Free Clinic Safety Net Services This program is a state budget line item (GRF 440431) administered by the Ohio Department of Health to support safety net health services. Offered by Ohio Department of Health.
Apply / Official Listing Get Matched To Grants Like This Funder Ohio Department of Health Award amount Not specified by funder Deadline Rolling / not specified Geography Ohio Categories Healthcare, Social Services Status Open This program is a state budget line item (GRF 440431) administered by the Ohio Department of Health to support safety net health services.
Funds are channeled through the Charitable Healthcare Network to reimburse free clinics across the state for providing uncompensated care. The funds can also be used by the clinics for administrative services, information technology costs, infrastructure repair, and other essential clinic necessities. Up to 5% of the appropriation may be used by ODH for...
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Free Clinic Safety Net Services is funded by Ohio Department of Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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