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Raleigh News & Observer
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WakeMed executives: We must stay strong or our community will pay | Opinion

4+ hour, 43+ min ago   (658+ words) Stories of health and healing shared by our community, like the recent op-ed from David L. McKenzie, are the reason we do what we do — help those when help is needed most. It’s an honor to be part of his care…...

Raleigh News & Observer
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Two Triangle hospital systems considered for key State Health Plan status. Who got it?

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (705+ words) State employees in Wake County and surrounding areas now know which hospitals they can use to save money. Meanwhile, a major healthcare provider in the Triangle area — previously said to likely end up in the State Health Plan’s access tier,…...

Raleigh News & Observer
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NC’s State Health Plan switching who administers its members’ benefits, again

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (896+ words) Once more, North Carolina state employees, retirees and their dependents will see a change to who administers their health plan. North Carolina State Health Plan officials announced on Friday they had awarded the contract to administer health benefits for teachers,…...

Raleigh News & Observer
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NC’s retired state workers face higher health costs in 2027. Here’s what to know

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (117+ words) Raleigh News & Observer The North Carolina State Health Plan board of trustees voted in early June to raise out-of-pocket costs for retirees on Medicare Advantage plans starting in 2027. The changes drew pushback from retiree advocates who say fixed-income members can’t…...