California Health Facilities Financing Authority
About CHFFA
Program Areas
The California Health Facilities Financing Authority (CHFFA) was established to be the State's vehicle for providing financial assistance to public and non-profit health care providers through loans, grants and tax-exempt bonds. CHFFA administers a Standard Bond Financing Program, Pooled Bond Financing Program and a Tax-Exempt Equipment Financing Program.
They also provide loans to small and rural health facilities through the HELP II Financing Program and offer two grant programs, the Children's Hospital Program and the Community Clinic Grant Program.
Fast Facts
Bond Financing Program
Bonds Issued in 2007: $931,495,000
Total Bonds Issued: $19,553,527,121
Children’s Hospital Program
Grants Awarded in 2007: $81,902,037
Total Grants Awarded: $310,241,620
Tax-Exempt Equipment Financing Program
Notes Issued in 2007: $5,000,000
Total Notes Issued: $154,349,896
HELP II Loan Program
Loans Issued in 2007: $7,610,081
Facilities Financed: 12
Total Loans Issued: $52,582,761
Total Facilities Financed: 128
Community Clinic Grant Program of 2005 (WellPoint)
Total Awarded: $41,544,934
Total Grant Recipients
112 Organizations/151 Awards
Cedillo-Alarcon Investment Act of 2000
Total Awarded: $50,852,151
Total Grant Recipients
301 Organizations/351 Awards