HealthFirst gets $20K grant from MDS Foundation

DrBicuspid.com staff writers
Jan 6, 2011

The HealthFirst Family Care Center in Fall River, MA, received a $20,000 grant from the Massachusetts Dental Society (MDS) Foundation for the construction of a new facility that will house nine dental operatories, according to a news story in the Herald News.

The facility will allow increased access to care for the underserved residents of Greater Fall River.

The foundation recently awarded six grants to organizations throughout Massachusetts, the Herald reported.

Copyright © 2011 DrBicuspid.com

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