North Carolina Health News reported that the Healthy Opportunities Pilots served more than 40,000 Medicaid beneficiaries and delivered 1.1 million food, housing and transportation services…
A June 17, 2025 NCCHCA release said a Capital Link analysis of then-proposed congressional Medicaid work requirements modeled cuts exceeding 70% of North Carolina health centers' annual Medicaid reimbursements, or more than $100 million per year.
NCDHHS announced that a University of North Carolina study found Healthy Opportunities Pilots reduced Medicaid health-care costs by an average of $164 per beneficiary per month, including service and administrative costs.
KFF reported that the average individual deductible in Affordable Care Act Marketplace plans rose 37% for 2026, from $2,759 to $3,786, while average premium payments increased 58%, from $113 to $178. Bronze plans grew from 30% to 40% of selections nationally.
WUNC reported June 11 that legislative leaders were making progress but did not expect a comprehensive North Carolina budget during the week of June 15, while still aiming for the end of the month.
NCCHCA's event page says its Primary Care Conference ran June 3-5 at the Washington Duke Inn in Durham. More than 500 attendees, sponsors and presenters participated in more than 70 sessions.
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