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7/1/05: PCDC receives $750,000 from the New City Council to reduce the emergency preparedness gap for primary health care centers (link)

6/9/05: PCDC celebrates Schenectady family health service closing with funding partners (link)

5/12/05: PCDC expands its financing programs to upstate New York with a loan and grant to the Hudson Headwaters Health Network (link)

5/11/05: The Commonwealth Fund awards PCDC a $255,688 grant to study learning collaborative success (link)

5/06/05: PCDC closes a $750,000 financing package to the Institute for Urban Family Health to upgrade electronic health record system (link)

5/04/05: PCDC closes a $1.6 million financing package for new primary care center in East New York (link)

10/4/04: The Wait is Over — PCDC's Operations Programs (link)

8/11/04: New York City clinics improve primary care for low-income patients by redesigning how they operate (PDF)

5/5/04: Primary Care Development Corporation (PCDC) expands its loan programs to community health centers outside of New York City (PDF)

10/21/03: Expanding primary care access to the growing number of uninsured is made possible by a U.S. Treasury Department Grant to the Primary Care Development Corporation (PCDC) (PDF)

7/7/03: Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center received $1.4 million pre-construction loan from the Primary Care Development Corporation for the replacement of the Center's main facility (PDF)

5/13/03: Former Vice President for Government & Community Affairs at Columbia University Health Sciences joins Primary Care Development Corporation (PCDC), New York City's premier organization for the enhancement of primary access (PDF)

4/3/03: Primary Care Development Corporation to host forum on designing facilities to enhance patience satisfaction and improve staff performance (PDF)

1/23/03: Former Administrator of the Health Care Financing Administration Elected Chairperson of the Primary Care Development Corporation, One of the Nation's Most Influential and Effective Non-profit Organizations Devoted to the Field of Primary Care (PDF)

12/9/02: Mayor to open Brooklyn Chinese Family Health Center to improve health care access to Chinese population in Sunset Park (PDF)

12/4/02: New Facility to Address the Health Needs of the Asian Community Opens In Sunset Park (PDF)