Facility Type:
Community Health Center
Community Type:
Urban – Underserved
Community/Service Population:
50,001 and above / 50,001 and above
Community Information:
This vibrant capital city is filled with friendly people, affordable housing, excellent education options, short commutes, and leisurely activities for folks of all ages. Living is not only affordable, but you’ll also find your choice of style and neighborhood, from downtown lofts and lakeside properties to Tudors on tree-lined streets and new construction on spacious lots. Diverse and distinctive neighborhoods instill pride and cultivate a sense of community among residents. Several public-school districts plus several parochial and private schools serve the area and we are a hub of higher education, allowing the approximately 130,000 residents access to a wide spectrum of undergraduate and graduate level programs. Healthcare is a priority for the community, and you’ll find high quality care options for an affordable price. There are a variety of religious organizations for every faith and tradition. Recreation and relaxation opportunities abound, ready for you to explore and experience in your downtime. Check out first-class venues for golfing, swimming, hiking, biking, boating and nationally renowned disc golf course. Stroll your way through world-class museums and art galleries, discover intriguing options for live entertainment and cultural enrichment as well as numerous restaurants, retail stores, entertainment venues and attractions all throughout the city.
Community Selling Points:
Recreational Opportunities, Schools, Religious/Cultural Opportunities, Internet Access, Community Need/Support of Health Professional
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