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Triangle Business Journal covers CCNC's new partnership with VirtualHealth, a Manhattan-based digital population health management company
CCNC is partnering with VirtualHealth to implement a new care management platform incorporating technology and value-based care for its program’s 1.7 million current Medicaid members and anticipated Medicare Advantage enrollees
The U.S. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality cite CCNC’s physician reports, UNC taps CPESN® to collaborate on new pharmacy guide & more in this month’s newsletter
Membership in the Community Care Physician Network has increased by 51% in just the last year
Tammie McLean, Tara Kinard, and Jennifer Wehe-Davis have been named to these regional roles
Aetna collaborates with Community Care of North Carolina to deliver integrated care to state Medicaid beneficiaries
CCNC's physician feedback reports were cited in a recent study by the U.S. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) to improve care team performance
Take a look at what 2018 brings for CCNC in this month's newsletter, including new collaborations with Aetna & WellCare
WellCare and Community Care of North Carolina join forces to advance healthcare in North Carolina
In an article by 'The Huffington Post,' CCNC’s Pregnancy Medical Home model is recognized for its innovative approach to improving North Carolina’s maternal mortality rates, which is currently one of the highest in the United States
Findings from CCNC’s 2017 annual quality report, improving maternal health & more in the this month's issue of CCNC's newsletter
Identifying patients most likely to benefit from care management, improves outcomes, generates higher ROI
Catch up with the latest update about the new CCNC, being published in Population Health Management & more
The October 2017 publication, "Metrics to Drive Improvements in Health," by the North Carolina Institute of Medicine (NCIOM) features contributions from C. Annette DuBard, MD, MPH, Former Chief Health Information Officer at CCNC, Trista Pfeiffenberger, PharmD, MS, Director of Network Pharmacy Programs at CCNC, Kate Berrien, RN, BSN, MS, Former Director of Maternal Health Programs at CCNC
The latest in opioid safety, Community Care of North Carolina’s partnership with Health Management Associates & more
Technology linking community pharmacists to medical homes could be a game-changer
Family physicians group touts CCNC's long record of supporting practices
