In the current system, the state pays for each office visit, test and hospitalization for those enrolled in Medicaid. By July 1, NC is expected to launch a managed-care system for the state’s 2.3 million beneficiaries. #medicaid #ncpol northcarolinahealthnews.org/2…

A change quietly enacted on the federal Healthcare.gov website sometime in August creates a “special enrollment period” for anyone who lost employer-sponsored insurance since January. #insurancechallenges #COVID19NC northcarolinahealthnews.org/2…

After losing out on lucrative contracts with DHHS, Medicaid managed care companies file appeals once again ahead of next year's start date. #medicaid #nchealth #ncnews northcarolinahealthnews.org/2…

The tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of North Carolinians who have lost health insurance since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic might have a new option. #nchealth #ncnews northcarolinahealthnews.org/2…

Usually, you have 60 days from a major life change to sign up for a marketplace insurance plan. This year, the window has been quietly extended for anyone who has lost their job due to COVID-19. #coronavirusnc #nchealth northcarolinahealthnews.org/2…

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Health & Human Services Budget – The Winners

July 25, 2013 by Rose Hoban

Health & Human Services Budget – The Winners - North Carolina Health News

Every budget has programs that get funded well and get what they want. NC Health News takes a look at some of the winners in this year’s Health and Human Services budget. By Rose Hoban and Holly West State lawmakers in both the North Carolina House and Senate voted for final passage of the biennial […]

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Health & Human Services Budget – The Winners

Health & Human Services Budget – The Winners - North Carolina Health News