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Boulder City Hospital

Health Services in a Low-Income Community
Health Services in a Low-Income Community
Health Services in a Low-Income Community
Health Services in a Low-Income Community

Boulder City Hospital is a nonprofit, 64-bed facility that provides affordable emergency care, wellness programs, and inpatient, outpatient, and log-term care for the local community.

Clearinghouse CDFI provided $5.4 million of this $16.2 million project in partnership with two other CDFIs. Hospital rehabilitation and expansion will preserve local access to quality healthcare and create 60 permanent jobs. The new, sustainable facility will serve 200 additional patients and provide essential therapy and rehabilitation programs.

Just Funded – Boulder City Hospital

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