-Staff reports-
AdventHealth Redmond is receiving $934,000 in federal funds that will be used to launch the Northwest Georgia Rural Initiative for Transportation.
The initiative aims to provide non-emergency transport to improve access to community and mental health resources for underserved residents.
U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff brought Republicans and Democrats together to expand health care services for families in metro Atlanta and across North Georgia.
Isaac Sendros, CEO of AdventHealth Georgia Market, issued the following statement:
“Thank you, Senator Ossoff, and your incredible team, for your steadfast support of AdventHealth and the citizens of Northwest Georgia. We are deeply appreciative of the $934,000 in federal funding for the Northwest Georgia Rural Initiative for Transportation (NW-GRIT). This investment will have a profound impact on our community, improving access to critical health and mental health resources for underserved residents. Your commitment to championing rural health and expanding opportunities for those who need it most is truly inspiring. We are grateful for your partnership and look forward to realizing the transformative benefits this funding will provide.”
Meanwhile, the Healing Hands Clinic of Gordon County is receiving $190,000.
The Healing Hands Clinic of Gordon County is a nonprofit, free medical clinic for residents of Gordon County. The Clinic will use the Federal funding to acquire much-needed medical and office equipment and make upgrades to its new facility, including additional treatment rooms and roof repairs.
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