Where Your Money Is Going

The above funding levels for Improving and Preserving Health Care and for Health IT are estimates as of May 1, 2009. These estimates are being further refined and the chart will be updated when new estimates are available.

Funding Where You Live

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What You Can Do

You can be involved in this effort by:

• Stay informed – sign up for email updates
• Learn where funds are going in your state and community
• Report fraud and waste

Comparative Effectiveness Research Council

The Federal Coordinating Council for Comparative Effectiveness Research (CER) will coordinate the research efforts to compare medical treatments and strategies to improve health. This information is essential for clinicians and patients to decide on the best treatment. It also enables our nation to improve the health of communities and the performance of the health system.

• Learn more about Comparative Effectiveness Funding, and the Listening Sessions.
• Two new Listening Sessions scheduled:
  • May 13, 2:30 pm – 5:30 pm (CDT)
    University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) Forum
    725 W Roosevelt Rd
    (MC 126)
    Chicago, IL 60608
  • June 10, Washington, DC

$2.3 Billion in Recovery Act Funds to Help Care for Children; Prevent Disease

Vice President Joe Biden announced today that $2.3 billion is available for crucial health and human services programs that provide care for children of working parents. States will receive $2 billion to support child care and $300 million in funding and grants to ensure more underserved Americans receive the vaccines they need.

Learn more:

• Press Release
• Child Care and Development Fund Program
• Immunization Grant Program

Where to Go For Assistance

Most of Recovery Act funding will go to States, Territories, and Tribes, who will in turn distribute funds through grants, contracts, subsidies, loan programs, etc. Be sure to check your State Web site for information. Additionally, check the list of State Recovery sites for a link to your state.

Grants announced at the Federal level are announced on Grants.gov.

To learn if you are eligible to receive government benefits, visit GovBenefits.gov. Government loans are available at GovLoans.gov.

Federal contracting opportunities are listed at FedBizOps.