CPCA and PCDC Launch California Health Impact Fund With $20M in Initial Community Health Center Financing
On December 15, 2025, the California Primary Care Association (CPCA) and Primary Care Development Corporation (PCDC) launched the California Health Impact Fund to provide stable, below-market loans to eligible California community health centers. The organizations made $20 million available in the initial phase — $1 million from CPCA and $19 million from PCDC — and said they expect the fund to grow to $50 million in the near term, with a $100 million long-term target.
The financing supports health center expansion, facility improvements, and infrastructure investments that improve access to care.
Key takeaways
- The initial phase makes $20 million available: $1 million from CPCA and $19 million from PCDC
- The partners expect $50 million in near-term fund growth and set a $100 million long-term target
- Below-market loans support community health center expansion, facility improvements, and infrastructure investments
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FQHC Talent. (2025, December 15). CPCA and PCDC Launch California Health Impact Fund With $20M in Initial Community Health Center Financing. Primary source: California Primary Care Association / Primary Care Development Corporation. Retrieved July 28, 2026, from https://www.fqhctalent.com/intel/cpca-pcdc-partnership-2026
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