CCE Preservation Funds are allocated to county governments through a non-competitive award process.  Counties will design and implement the programs locally and are responsible for disbursing funds to local licensed adult and senior care facilities serving qualifying individuals.

Two types of funding are available:

  • Operating Subsidy Payments (OSP): $107 million has been appropriated to cover potential or projected operating deficits in existing residential adult and senior care facilities so they can avoid closure.
  • Capital Project (CP): $142.5 million has been appropriated to allow facilities to make essential physical repairs or necessary upgrades to avoid closure or make the facility compliant with licensing standards.

For more information about CCE Preservation funding and deadlines, visit our Funding Overview page.

If you are a facility operator who is interested in applying for CCE Preservation funds through your county, click here to find a list of participating counties and their public information contacts.

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CCE Preservation Program Funding Agreement

CCE Preservation County grantees will be expected to enter into a Program Funding Agreement to receive program funds. A sample of the Program Funding Agreement is provided here.

Disclaimer: The Program Funding Agreement posted here is a sample only. Terms and conditions are subject to change. We disclaim all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on such materials. Please note that agreement language cannot be edited in any way prior to execution with each county.

CCE Preservation Program Funding Agreement
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