When a healthcare project is de-risked with public and philanthropic dollars, it changes the entire equation:

• Lowers risk for lenders and investors

• Reduces overall capital costs

• Unlocks higher, more sustainable returns

• Accelerates impact for communities that need it most

At High Point, we’ve seen how pairing philanthropy + public programs (NMTCs, USDA, C-PACE) with private investment creates a multiplier effect. What starts as a hard-to-finance clinic in a rural community becomes an attractive, financeable project delivering real returns—both financial and social.

This is how we expand healthcare access where it’s needed most.

Curious to hear: What role do you think catalytic capital should play in the future of healthcare infrastructure?