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DHHS asked for almost half a billion more dollars to keep up with rising Medicaid costs in the 2024-25 fiscal year.
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Although budget negotiations stalled, the conversation about how to spend this opioid money is far from over.
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The payments came after Eastpointe Health Services was ordered to merge with Trillium, the audit finds. Thousands of emails were also deleted ahead of the consolidation.
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Increased restrictions have ushered in a new landscape of care with patients navigating more logistical hurdles and travel. Abortion providers have reworked operations to comply with the new law.
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The veterinary tranquilizer is increasingly part of the street drug supply in N.C.
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The Biden administration is providing funding to help water systems meet PFAS regulations. But will it be enough?
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Sharp partisan divide exists over continuation of the popular program that provides deep discounts for internet connectivity.
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Immigrant health advocates are sounding the alarm bell about HB10, a controversial bill making its way through the General Assembly.
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For years, reentry councils have covered less than a quarter of NC counties, despite people being released into communities all over the state. That number is poised to swell this year.
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In recent years, more detention centers in the state are starting to provide medications for opioid use disorder, not just because it’s best practice, but because it’s now a legal imperative.