About CHFFA
- CHFFA Overview
- Mission Statement
- Authority Members
- Applications Available for Downloading
- Program Fee Schedules
- CHFFA Act
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. To this end, CHFFA administers the following programs:
CHFFA also provides direct loans to small and rural health facilities through the following programs:
Additionally, CHFFA administers three grant programs:
- California Health Access Model Program (CHAMP): Newly enacted program will support innovative methods to deliver health care
- Children's Hospital Program: Capital grants to eligible children’s hospitals
- Community Clinic Grant Program: This program is winding down and is closed to new applicants
Fast Facts
Bond Financing Program
Bonds Issued in 2012: $1,965,340,000
Total Bonds Issued: $29,154,022,121
Children’s Hospital Program of 2004
Grants Awarded in 2012: $36,252,492
Total Grants Awarded: $682,810,796
Children’s Hospital Program of 2008
Grants Awarded in 2012: $226,080,589
Total Grants Awarded: $606,284,176
Tax-Exempt Equipment Financing Program
Notes Issued in 2012: $0
Total Notes Issued: $159,349,896
HELP II Loan Program
Loans Issued in 2012: $4,609,000
Facilities Financed: 7
Total Loans Issued: $86,313,082
Total Facilities Financed: 161

