Q: Does grocery store workers in Group 3 include smaller company stores? What about bar and tavern workers? A: These are folks who cannot be home to do their job. Are you someone who needs to do your job in-person and come into contact w/ customers? Then yes - you are eligible.

A (cont): Dare County and Carrboro vaccine sites were great & efficient, Sprayberry says. Doing a # of ways to get the message out, including radio.

Q: Sprayberry was in Dare County on Friday to prep from Greensboro site. What did you learn from that visit? How are you using radio PSA to inform vaccine effort? A: Thought it'd be good to visit sites that are being run v. efficiently to see if I could pick up some tips.

A (cont): Some parts of the state may not be ready to move into Group 3. But wanted to give providers the option and flexibility.

Q: Why the move to tomorrow vs. March 10 for frontline workers? A: We're in constant communication w/ providers. Many said they were ready to go into this category.

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Rural hospital CEOs call for Medicaid expansion

April 29, 2019 by Taylor Knopf

Rural hospital CEOs call for Medicaid expansion - North Carolina Health News

A group detailed to Gov. Roy Cooper the problems they have keeping their doors open and bills paid.

By Taylor Knopf At a roundtable meeting Wednesday seven CEOs of rural North Carolina hospitals explained to Gov. Roy Cooper and state Health and Human Services Sec. Mandy Cohen that expanding Medicaid would help their institutions keep the doors open. There were some common elements to all their stories. For starters, all of their hospitals […]

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