224 Hospital and Health Care Facilities NURSING HOMES AND INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES (MORTGAGE INSURANCE) Housing Production and Mortgage Credit/FHA ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE Guaranteed and insured loans. To finance construction and rehabilitation of facilities accommodating 20 or more patients requiring skilled nursing care and related medical services; or facilities for patients needing minimum but continuous care of licensed or trained personnel. Nursing home and intermediate care facilities may be combined in same facility. ELIGIBILITY Investors, builders, developers, and private nonprofit corporations. SPECIAL COMMENTS Maximum mortgage equal to 90 percent replacement cost, in most cases. Maximum term 20 years, or three-fourths of remaining economic life, whichever is less. Face value of mortgages insured for fiscal year 1970 was $88.3 million; fiscal year 1971-$121.2 million (estimate); fiscal year 1972-$138.2 million (estimate). PROGRAM LITERATURE "Fact Sheet: Nursing Homes." "Minimum Property Standards for Nursing Homes." "FHA Regulations." INFORMATION CONTACT Nearest local FHA insuring office. HEADQUARTERS OFFICE Assistant Commissioner for Unsubsidized Insured Housing Programs Housing Production and Mortgage Credit/FHA Department of Housing and Urban Development Washington, D.C. 20410 Telephone: (202) 755–7327 AUTHORIZING STATUTE National Housing Act, Section 232; Housing Act of 1959; Public Law 86-372; Housing and Urban Development Act of 1969; Public Law 91-152; 73 Stat. 654 and 83 Stat. 379. Hospital and Health Care Facilities • SCHOOLS OF NURSING, CONSTRUCTION GRANTS National Institutes of Health Department of Health, Education, and Welfare ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE Project grants. 225 For construction of educational facilities. Also for cost of equipment. Facilities may not be used for sectarian instruction or for religious worship. ELIGIBILITY Collegiate, associate degree, or diploma schools of nursing. Schools must be accredited by or located in institution accredited by the Commissioner of Education. SPECIAL COMMENTS Federal share of financing: up to two-thirds for new construction; up to one-half for replacement, renovation, or minor expansion. Obligations for fiscal year 1970 were $8 million; for fiscal year 1971-$8 million (estimate); fiscal year 1972-$8 million (estimate). PROGRAM LITERATURE "Nursing Education Facilities," PHS No. 1180-F-Ib. "A Guide for Projecting Space Needs for Schools of Nursing," PHS No. 1474. "Construction Grants Awarded to Schools of Nursing, December 1965-June 1970," supplement to Public Health Service Publication No. 1154-5. INFORMATION CONTACT Regional office of Department of Health, Education, and HEADQUARTERS OFFICE Mrs. Dorothy Reese, Chief Nurse Education Facilities National Institutes of Health Bethesda, Md. 20014 Telephone: (301) 496-6924 AUTHORIZING STATUTE Nurse Training Act of 1964, Public Law 88-581, Title VIII, 58 226 Hospital and Health Care Facilities • SCHOOLS OF PUBLIC HEALTH (Hill-Rhodes Grants) National Institutes of Health Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Formula grants to accredited schools of public health. Funds may be used for support of teaching program, consultative services and technical assistance. Not for construction. CHAPTER 7 Housing List of Programs This section is divided into five categories Regular Housing Programs Housing Programs for Low- and Moderate-Income Families Pages 238 through 258 Mobile Homes Pages 259,260 Special Housing Programs Veterans and Armed Services Housing Programs Property Improvements (Loan Insurance) 236 Purchase of Fee Simple Title (Mortgage Insurance). 237 Programs for Low- and Moderate-Income Families Alaska Remote Housing. 238 Assistance to Nonprofit Sponsors. 239 Conditional Commitments for Rural Housing Loans.. 240 Homes for Low- and Moderate-Income Families (Mortgage Insurance) 241 Homes on Farms (Farm Ownership Loans). 241 Homes on Farms. 241 Mortgage Credit Assistance for Homeownership. 249 250 251 |