HRSA Fixes Health Center List: Philadelphia's Sayre Gets $900K Boost
Published Date: 10/14/2026
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Summary
HRSA fixed a mistake from a September notice about extending performance periods for health centers competing early in 2027. They added Sayre Health Center in Philadelphia, PA, which is now eligible for an extension and could receive about $900,374. This update helps ensure all eligible centers get fair timing and funding opportunities.
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Sayre Health Center Added for Extension
HRSA added Sayre Health Center (Grant No. H80CS06645) in Philadelphia, PA to the list of health centers eligible for a performance period extension. The correction (published in the Federal Register on October 14, 2026) shows a budget period start of JAN and an estimated award amount of $900,374 for Sayre Health Center.
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