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The move to value-based care is lowering ACA rates

It’s about time we treat behavioral health as part of, well, health.

Health care is changing—but not fast enough. We’re accelerating toward improved, lower-cost care.

Who will step up to change the trajectory of rising health care costs? We will.

What value-based care is and why it matters.

Drugmakers, a 500% increase doesn’t make for a “reasonable” price.

What’s better? Fixing problems or preventing them?

Our ultimate goal: Transforming health care for the better.

Can the health system make itself better?

What are bundled payments, and how are they helping save a bundle?

We’re simplifying care the way customers want it simplified.

A true emergency: the cost of non-emergency ER visits.

The cost of chronic diseases adds up fast. Find out how we’re tackling the problem head-on.

Announcing expanded doctors’ hours: always AM—always PM, via telemedicine.

Choosing high-quality, lower-cost procedures can pay off—in cash.

More than a trend, transparency is the future of health care. Learn how Blue Cross NC led the way.

High-tech and high-touch are equally important in today’s complex health care environment.

One in five NC children is at risk of hunger.

We’re turning empty places into healthy spaces for kids.

How do we help address the opioid epidemic in our state? Empower the people on the front lines.

We’re investing in training programs that teach the next generation of health care professionals.

Opioid abuse threatens to tear our communities apart. We’re coming together to help solve this crisis.

The single factor proven to help lower unemployment, foster job growth and increase incomes? Good health.

Keeping kids active translates into a lifetime of good health.

We’re tackling the root challenges of our health issues to make our state healthier.

70 of 80 rural NC counties lack sufficient health care. Today We are tackling the problem head-on.

We’re joining forces to fight the opioid epidemic.

We’re committed to improving health NC’s least healthy county.

About 166 North Carolinians develop this disease every day. See what it is and how we’re combatting it.