The Middlesex County Improvement Authority (MCIA) is the owner, license-holder and operator of Roosevelt Care Center.

The Middlesex County Board of Chosen Freeholders created the MCIA in 1990 to serve as a catalyst for a wide variety of programs designed to improve the quality of life in our municipalities and throughout the County.

Today, the MCIA also:

• Finances major infrastructure improvements in the County through its bonding authority.

• Finances cooperative lease-purchases for municipalities.

• Performs technical reviews and legal negotiations for the Middlesex County Open Space Trust Fund, which acquires property and preserves it from development.

• Remediates and redevelops abandoned industrial sites, particularly along the Raritan River waterfront.

• Runs the County’s three public golf courses.

• Operates the County recycling program.

The MCIA is committed to maintaining the high quality of care offered at RCC. Toward this end, the MCIA has taken immediate steps to attract more nursing staff to Roosevelt and retain the dedicated caregivers already at the facility.

For more information on the MCIA, visit our website at www.mciauth.com.