Health Net Pledges $3M for 50 Infill Units, 100+ Senior Homes in Sacramento
Health Net is investing $3 million in Sacramento, with $2 million to SACOG’s Green Means Go program for 50 affordable units and $1 million to Mutual Housing California for 100+ senior homes. The funds will support infill infrastructure and expand San Juan Apartments Phase Two via factory-built housing models.
1. Health Net’s $3M Sacramento Investment
Health Net announced a $3 million investment in the Sacramento region to strengthen housing stability and infrastructure. The commitment underscores the company’s focus on addressing social determinants of health through targeted partnerships.
2. Green Means Go Infill Infrastructure
A $2 million allocation to SACOG’s Green Means Go program will fund infrastructure improvements supporting at least 50 affordable housing units. This initiative aims to revitalize urban corridors by adding housing close to employment and transit centers.
3. San Juan Apartments Phase Two Expansion
Health Net is directing $1 million to Mutual Housing California for the second phase of San Juan Apartments, delivering over 100 factory-built apartments for seniors. The model is designed to accelerate development timelines, lower costs and enhance living conditions for older adults.
4. Expected Community Impact and Next Steps
Partners will proceed with planning and predevelopment activities for infrastructure and senior housing projects, with phase one of San Juan Apartments set to open in May 2026. The combined efforts are intended to foster healthier communities through integrated housing and health strategies.