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Sign as a Business Leader

As a North Carolina business leader, I endorse the following statement:

We, as North Carolina business leaders, understand that a strong economy and a thriving workforce require healthy families. Right now, too many hard-working families are uninsured. In fact, about two-thirds of all uninsured adults in North Carolina work. They are construction workers, farmers, child care providers, and even veterans. We urge the North Carolina General Assembly to achieve a bi-partisan solution to close the health insurance coverage gap. Now is the time to act. There are proposals on the table that would require no investment of state tax dollars and closing the gap would create an estimated 37,000 jobs and billions in economic activity. Much of this economic activity would benefit our rural communities and other areas most in need of an economic boost. Closing the health insurance coverage gap is a good deal for the health of North Carolina families and for our economy. We urge you to work together and achieve a policy solution that closes the health insurance coverage gap.

Business Leaders for Closing the Coverage Gap

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Faith Leaders Addendum

As a North Carolina faith leader/ community of faith, I/we endorse the following statement:

We, as people of faith in North Carolina, believe that the Lord brings good news to the poor, binds up the broken-hearted, and comforts all those who mourn. We believe that when we work to ease the burdens of our neighbors who are struggling the most, we are caring for God. And, we believe we are called to follow our God by doing good, not only in the halls of our congregations, but by seeking justice in the wider world.

That means we cannot stand silent when presented with the opportunity to provide healthcare coverage for hundreds of thousands of our brothers and sisters. We understand that a community cannot flourish while its people lack access to affordable, quality healthcare. Healthy families are the bedrock of our communities of faith and of our local economies. Uninsured North Carolinians include members of our congregations, pastors, child care providers, farmers, construction workers, small business owners, neighbors, and friends. We urge the North Carolina General Assembly to work together across bi-partisan lines to close the health insurance coverage gap for all of these children of God.

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Sign as a Grassroots Group

As legislation progresses to enact a North Carolina solution to close the health insurance coverage gap, it is critical that we have a grassroots team ready to mobilize. By signing up as a member of the Care4Carolina Grassroots Action Network, you agree to activate your group/organization when action is requested during the campaign. Action requests may include but are not limited to reaching out to legislators, sharing posts on social media, and relaying information to other contacts.

Your work as a grassroots group/organization is essential to our efforts, and Care4Carolina appreciates your support in ensuring that our mission is achieved. Together, we will find a North Carolina solution to close the health insurance coverage gap.

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Hailey Gutzmer

November 17, 2020

Closing Coverage Gaps to Promote Successful Prison Re-entry for Persons with Mental Illness

By Marvin Swartz, MD The United States has the largest prison population in the world, with over 2.3 million people incarcerated. It is

Category iconUpdates Tag iconCoverage Gap,  Criminal Justice,  Mental Health / Substance Abuse

November 10, 2020

Reaching out….Together

By John Coggin And a large crowd followed [Jesus] and pressed in on him. Now there was a woman who had been suffering from hemorrhages for twelve

Category iconFall 2020 Series Tag iconCoverage Gap,  Faith Leaders,  Medicaid Expansion

October 27, 2020

MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD—VOTE!!!

By Peg O'Connell As advocates, it is our duty to hold our policymakers accountable for the positions they take on the issues in which we

Category iconFall 2020 Series Tag iconCoverage Gap,  Election/Voting

October 13, 2020

Bad Paper Shouldn’t be a Life Sentence

By Mehul Mankad, MD I was 17 years old when Coalition Forces crossed from Saudi Arabia into Kuwait to liberate the country from an occupying Iraqi

Category iconFall 2020 Series Tag iconMental Health / Substance Abuse,  Veterans

October 6, 2020

Close the Gap—Lower Private Insurance Costs. Just Do It!

By Peg O’Connell Why should we close the coverage gap, let me count the ways? [Apologies to Elizabeth Barrett Browning]. If you are a regular

Category iconFall 2020 Series Tag iconCoverage Gap,  Premium Prices

September 29, 2020

Care4Carolina’s Business Advisory Council – Closing the Gap Means Business

Care4Carolina launched its’ Business Advisory Council on September 23, 2020 with business leaders from across the state sharing the message that

Category iconFall 2020 Series Tag iconBusiness

September 28, 2020

Coalition Releases Candidate’s Tool Kit on Closing Coverage Gap

Coverage gap will be one of the deciding factors in upcoming election            Today, Care4Carolina, a statewide coalition of 66 organizations

Category iconUpdates Tag iconCandidate Toolkit,  Coverage Gap

September 22, 2020

East and West Agree: It is Time to Close the Coverage Gap

Hear them in their own words By Peg O'Connell There are often differences of opinion between the eastern and western parts of our

Category iconFall 2020 Series Tag iconCoverage Gap,  Virtual Forum

September 15, 2020

So, what’s the deal? What are we waiting for?

By Peg O'Connell, Chair, Care4Carolina Last week, Care4Carolina released the results of a poll that confirmed something that most of us already

Category iconFall 2020 Series Tag iconCoverage Gap,  Poll Results

September 9, 2020

Poll: Voters Increasingly Favor Action by Elected Officials to Close North Carolina’s Health Care Coverage Gap

Voters Peg Health as Top Election Issue, with Majorities Deeply Worried Over Lasting Impact of COVID-19 In Addition to Statewide Results, NC Senate

Category iconUpdates Tag iconCoverage Gap,  Medicaid Expansion,  Poll Results

September 8, 2020

The Canary in the Coal Mine

Reprinted from September, 2020 Newsletter of the North Carolina Association of Free and Charitable Clinics By Randy Jordan, CEO Recent reporting

Category iconSummer 2020 Series Tag iconMedicaid Enrollment

September 4, 2020

Western NC Virtual Forum Recording: September 2

On Wednesday, Care4Carolina co-hosted a virtual forum for Western North Carolina focused on COVID-19 and the health insurance coverage gap. Our expert

Category iconVirtual Forum Tag iconCoverage Gap,  Virtual Forum,  Western North Carolina

September 1, 2020

We Need to Protect Our Young Workers

By: Hailey Gutzmer, Communications Coordinator, Care4Carolina Health insurance is expensive, especially for young professionals just starting out

Category iconSummer 2020 Series Tag iconUninsured,  Young Workers

August 25, 2020

Do the Bump for Medicaid

By Lee Storrow [A version of this column ran in the Winston-Salem Journal on August 14, 2020.  It is republished with the author’s

Category iconSummer 2020 Series Tag iconCoverage Gap,  Covid-19/coronavirus,  Financing,  Vulnerable populations

August 18, 2020

Public Health Perspective: Closing the Gap is an Essential Prevention Tool

By: Hailey Gutzmer, Communications Coordinator, Care4Carolina Classes returned to session at UNC’s Gillings School of Global Public Health last

Category iconSummer 2020 Series Tag iconCoverage Gap,  Covid-19/coronavirus,  Prevention,  Public Health

August 11, 2020

NC Voters Have the Power to Make Closing the Coverage Gap a Priority

By: Peg O'Connell I start this week’s blog with apologies to the people of Missouri and Rogers and Hammerstein but I gotta say it: Way to go MO and

Category iconSummer 2020 Series Tag iconCoverage Gap,  Election/Voting

August 5, 2020

Missouri Votes to Close Healthcare Coverage Gap

NC Remains One of Just 12 States to Not Take Action to Help Uninsured and Under-Insured (JEFFERSON CITY, MO / RALEIGH, NC) - August 5, 2020 - By a

Category iconUpdates Tag iconCoverage Gap

August 4, 2020

Coverage Gap Worsens NC’s Rural/Urban Divide

By: Peg O'Connell I love the bumper sticker that says, “I was not born in North Carolina, but I got here as soon as I could.” That is my story.  I

Category iconSummer 2020 Series Tag iconCoverage Gap,  Rural Health

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