Federal government giving aid to Florida care centers — 4 key notes

The federal government is giving $814,000 to the two largest primary care centers in Collier and Lee counties in Florida to provide medical care and expand programs for residents, according to HelpinUS.

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Here are four key notes:

1. Florida is receiving $20 million from the government, with $14 million allocated toward serving nearly 43,000 new patients.

2. The Healthcare Network of Southwest Florida, based in Collier County, is receiving $358,395 from the government.

3. Fort Myers-based Family Health Centers will be granted $455,779. Family Health has 27 locations throughout Florida.

4. Approximately $500 million in funding under the Affordable Care Act has been provided to 1,300 healthcare centers around the nation.

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