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Hud Awards $54.3 Million To Convert Existing Multi-Family Housing Into Assisted-Living Facilities

Hud Awards $54.3 Million To Convert Existing Multi-Family Housing Into Assisted-Living Facilities

Elderly Americans in twelve states may find themselves living in upgraded apartments equipped to meet their physical needs thanks to $54.3 million in
  • Written by American City & County Administrator
  • 26th December 2002

Elderly Americans in twelve states may find themselves living in upgraded apartments equipped to meet their physical needs thanks to $54.3 million in grants from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The grantswill help convert existing multifamily projects into assisted living facilities for the elderly.

Assisted living facilities are designed to accommodate low-income elderly and persons with disabilities who can live independently but need assistance with activities of daily living, such as assistance with eating, bathing, grooming, dressing and home management activities. These affordable facilities provide support services such as personal care, transportation, meals, housekeeping, and laundry.

Since the funds awarded under the Assisted Living Conversion Program do not cover the costs of these services, the project owners must provide the service funds either directly or through a third party.

The projects receiving funding today will be providing services through a number of sources including their State Home Health Care programs, State Assisted Living Services funds, Congregate Housing Services Program funds, Service Coordinator funds and/or private grants and donations.

The grants were awarded on a competitive basis. During the review process, items taken into consideration included: the extent to which the conversion is needed by the persons that the project is intended to serve; the quality and effectiveness of the proposal in addressing the proposed conversion including the meals and supportive services which the project intends to provide; the ability of the project owner to secure other community resources which can be combined with the grant to achieve the program’s purposes; as well as the capacity of the project owner to carry out the conversion in a timely and effective manner.

The owners are responsible for ensuring that converted units meet all local standards, codes and regulations governing assisted living facilities. The projects must also be licensed and regulated by the appropriate governing body.

The following list provides a breakdown by state of the total dollar amounts that were awarded to various multifamily development owners throughout the country:
Connecticut $9,774,895
Maine $342,336
Delaware $2,688,947
Massachusetts $13,340,028
Florida $6,746,209
Minnesota $1,481,279
Georgia $1,510,280
New York $8,731,219
Iowa $1,105,709
Pennsylvania $2,820,717
Kentucky $3,450,000
Vermont $2,289,459

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