Diane serves as the Business Manager for Care Share. She advises and assists the Executive Director in projection and planning, budgeting, general accounting control monitoring and other related fiscal tasks. She also performs other tasks related to the daily business of the organization. In Diane’s words, ” I manage the details and provide support, so that […]
Rural Health Opioid Program- Funding Available
HRSA has posted a funding opportunity to support expansion of opioid related health care services in rural communities – https://www.grants.gov/web/grants/view-opportunity.html?oppId=284888. The funding is to support community consortiums who provide outreach to people with opioid-use disorder, behavioral counseling, and peer support activities. The consortium must include at least 3 health care providers and other key stakeholders like social services agencies, […]
Farewell to Enroll America
NC Get Covered would like to bid a heartfelt farewell to Enroll America, North Carolina’s leader in ACA outreach and education for more than four years now. On August 11, Enroll America NC will close its doors, leaving an indelible mark on our state. Enroll America staff, under the leadership of Sorien Schmidt, has gone […]
Collaborative Network Spotlight: Capital Care Collaborative
Capital Care Collaborative (CCC) works to increase access to appropriate levels of care for, and improve health outcomes of, Wake County’s uninsured. CCC has four programs – Project Access of Wake County, Patient Navigation, Living Healthy, and Health Insurance Marketplace Navigation. The collaborative allows CCC members to provide medical care in a coordinated fashion for […]
Thank You Enroll America
Below is the final newsletter from Enroll America, a recognized leader in ACA outreach and education both nationally and in our state. Enroll America NC will close its doors in August of this year, and the void that will be left behind once they are gone cannot be measured or adequately expressed with words. Please join […]
Partner Spotlight: Active Living By Design
Tell us a little bit about your organization. Active Living By Design (ALBD) advances community-led action with evidence-informed, practice-based strategies to ensure health and well-being for all. We are strategic thoughtful partners for developing inclusive, cohesive, and resilient community health initiatives focused on equity. We believe in the power of people to shape their communities […]
The Affordable Care Act Continues to be the Law!
On March 24th 2017, the health care bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act was withdrawn because there was not enough support for the bill to pass. Speaker Paul Ryan said “Obamacare is the law of the land and this will be the case for the foreseeable future.” It’s more important than ever for us […]
Team Spotlight: Kellan Moore
As Executive Director, Kellan is responsible for the overall strategic direction, management, fundraising and evaluation of Care Share Health Alliance. She spends more than half of her time working in partnership with local communities to improve access to care and health coverage for our uninsured neighbors. What do you enjoy about your position with Care […]
Hertford Health Alliance Patient Champion
Hertford Health Access (HHA) is known for providing uninsured and underinsured patients access to healthcare in conjunction with identified social needs. HHA leadership has recognized the impact that social determinants plays on one’s health and wellness. These factors include a person’s socioeconomic status, education level, physical environment, employment status, lack of or limited social support system, as […]
Collaborative Network Spotlight: Hertford Health Access
Hertford Health Access “Helping the uninsured in Hertford County get the healthcare that they need” Serving: Hertford and Bertie Counties Started: 2013 What is unique about your network? The Hertford Health Access (HHA) network is very unique, serving as a “centralized patient enrollment and navigation system” for identifying and providing support services to vulnerable patients. […]