Centene’s $3M Health Net Investment Drives 50 Affordable Units, 100+ Senior Homes
Centene will invest $3M through Health Net in Sacramento region to boost affordable housing and infrastructure. The funds include $2M to SACOG’s Green Means Go program for infrastructure to support at least 50 affordable units and $1M to Mutual Housing California for over 100 seniors’ homes in San Juan Apartments Phase Two.
1. Centene’s Sacramento Housing Investment
Centene Corporation is channeling a $3 million investment through its Health Net subsidiary to bolster affordable housing and infrastructure in Sacramento County, reflecting the company’s commitment to social determinants of health. The initiative targets sustainable community development by aligning housing stability with improved access to essential services.
2. $2 Million for Green Means Go Infrastructure
Health Net will allocate $2 million to the Sacramento Area Council of Governments’ Green Means Go infill accelerator program, funding infrastructure projects that enable at least 50 new affordable housing units. The program focuses on urban core reinvestment, enhancing connectivity in areas close to work and retail hubs to stimulate local economic activity.
3. $1 Million for San Juan Phase Two Expansion
An additional $1 million supports Mutual Housing California’s San Juan Apartments Phase Two, slated to deliver over 100 permanent, factory-built homes for seniors along the Stockton Boulevard corridor. This phase advances a modular construction model designed to lower costs and accelerate delivery of high-quality, age-friendly housing that promotes healthier living conditions.