The City of West Monroe was seeking federal funding assistance for two projects, a street safety improvement project and a drainage project.

In 2020, Louisiana was working through the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency order and needed ventilators for patients across the state.

The Lafayette Airport Commission needed a strategy for constructing a new airport terminal, and the price tag was calculated at $90 million.

The Veterans Affairs (VA) claim payment process has been backlogged, delaying payments to healthcare providers for services rendered.

In Fall 2014, LHC Group recognized its revenue cycle needed redesigning to optimize performance and lower operational costs.

HHS announced a disbursement from the Provider Relief Fund of $10 billion to almost 4,000 rural health care providers. This distribution left out other rural providers – specifically, long-term acute care hospitals, inpatient psychiatric facilities, and inpatient rehabilitation facilities.

St. Landry Parish needed assistance with funding for the rehabilitation, restriping, and removal of obstructions along multiple runways at the St. Landry Parish Airport – Ahart Field.

Lab schools are associated with a higher education institution, and one major component to its viability was operational funding.

The Coalition needed to secure funding for member hospitals’ uncompensated costs associated with providing healthcare to Medicaid and indigent residents in rural areas served by their member facilities.

In 2012, Louisiana was unable to support the state-ran safety net hospital system responsible for providing healthcare to nearly 1 million indigent and uninsured people statewide and employing over 8,000 people.