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The administrators in North Carolina Governor Beverly Perdue’s office have announced that the state’s Medicaid health insurance program could face a $139 million dollar shortfall in the coming year due, in part, to slow enrollment of the chronically ill. In addition, the state Medicaid agency must make repayments for accounting errors and improper billings adding up to $300 million that occurred several years ago.
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Health insurers in North Carolina, most notably Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC, are opposing the coverage of behavioral therapy and other treatments for children with autism based on their assertion that the therapy is educational and not medical. Debates such as these have surrounded other state health plans recently as well.
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New report makes it clear: North Carolina delegation’s vote for House bill is a vote for families and small businesses over health insurance companies.
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Health choice for Children is an insurance program in North Carolina for families who do not qualify for Medicaid, but have a difficult time finding affordable health insurance. The program is either free, or offered at an affordable insurance premium for families who cannot afford health care for their children.
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As employees speak out in regard to health insurance programs NC survey shows that less costly and more affordable health insurance programs are the most popular with employees. Workers are slow to adopt most popular programs; financial incentives motivate behavior changes.
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he University of North Carolina Health Care System has signed a multi-year health insurance contract with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina (BCBSNC) which ties some of the financial reimbursement to improvements in select quality health care measures.
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Nearly three people die each day in North Carolina because they don't have health insurance coverage, says a new report by Families USA, the national organization for health care consumers.
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Arcadian Health Plan has enhanced its benefits for 2008 and expanded into the state of North Carolina.
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina (BCBSNC) is taking some of the mystery out of health insurance and care costs.
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The number of uninsured children in North Carolina increased by 20% since 2001.
