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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

By signing this statement you are granting permission to Care4Carolina to publicize your endorsement. Your personal information will only be used for the purposes of this public endorsement statement and will not be shared with any other entity. Personal contact information will not be shared in endorsement statements listings or ads. Employer affiliation will be used for identification purposes only. For example: “Mr./Ms./Mrs. John Doe, CEO, ABC Corporation*; Anytown, NC”.

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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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By signing this statement you are granting permission to Care4Carolina to publicize your endorsement. Your personal information will only be used for the purposes of this public endorsement statement and will not be shared with any other entity. Personal contact information will not be shared in endorsement statements, listings, or ads. Employer information will be used for identification purposes only. For example: “Rev. John Doe, Pastor, ABC Church, Anytown, NC.”

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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.

*By signing on as a member of the Care4Carolina Grassroots Action Network, your group/organization’s information will not be shared externally. The information collected through this form is for internal use only.

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News Items

June 9, 2019

North Carolina needs Medicaid expansion

A recent report says states that have expanded Medicaid have seen infant mortality rates decline 50% more than in non-expansion states. Expanding

June 9, 2019

NC needs a health care fix

N.C. Rep. Chuck McGrady made an important point when he spoke at a May 31 prayer breakfast where residents gathered to discuss health care for the

June 7, 2019

Local advocates join others across the state to rally for Medicaid expansion

People in North Carolina are dying because they can’t afford medical treatment, according to an official with the N.C. Justice Center. Sharon

June 7, 2019

Local Advocates Partner Across NC To Rally For Medicaid Expansion

People in North Carolina are dying because they can’t afford medical treatment, according to an official with the N.C. Justice Center. Sharon

June 6, 2019

Vigil highlights human cost of Medicaid coverage gap, calls for expansion

SALISBURY — The Rev. Dr. Regina Dancy knows that some students at her workplace, Hood Theological Seminary, use their prayers to ask God to keep them

June 6, 2019

Vigil for health care, Medicaid expansion held in Marion

Wednesday evening, folks gathered in front of the McDowell County Courthouse as a call for action on the expansion of Medicaid in North

June 6, 2019

Medicaid Expansion Helps Cardiovascular Mortality Rates

Medicaid expansion was associated with a smaller increase in the rates of cardiovascular mortality than in places that did not expand Medicaid, a new

June 6, 2019

Vigils called for Medicaid expansion in NC

ASHEVILLE, NC (WSPA) – Three cities in western North Carolina held vigils calling for Medicaid expansion. “Honoring the lives of those who

June 5, 2019

Vigils held to support North Carolina Medicaid expansion

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — People who want the North Carolina legislature to expand Medicaid this year to cover hundreds of thousands of additional adults

June 5, 2019

Photos: People gather to ask for Medicaid expansion

The N.C. Justice Center organized more than 20 Health Care Can't Wait vigils for Wednesday evening, stretching from Sylva to Wilmington and including

June 5, 2019

Virginia Knowlton Marcus: Legislators: Don’t miss the opportunity to make affordable care a reality for people with disabilities

Across North Carolina, more than half a million people are locked out of health care because health insurance is out of reach. Many of these uninsured

June 5, 2019

New report, vigils in 22 locations shine light on NC’s deadly health insurance coverage gap

Republican leaders at the North Carolina General Assembly may be doing everything in their power to ignore and avoid the issue of closing the state’s

June 4, 2019

Vigil to spotlight health care needs

A Health Care Can’t Wait vigil will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Opportunities Industrialization Center at 300 N. Grace Street. The event is

June 4, 2019

House rejection begins North Carolina budget negotiations

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) North Carolina budget negotiations can begin in earnest after the House formally rejected the Senate's two-year spending

June 3, 2019

Senate’s budget harms rural healthcare

RALEIGH — “It’s petty, y’all” was how Sen. Don Davis, D-Pitt, described part of the state Senate’s budget proposal last week. He’s right, but

June 1, 2019

Our view: Medicaid expansion now

The man in the photograph is the reason we can’t have nice things. Specifically, Senate leader Phil Berger is the reason the N.C. Senate budget,

May 31, 2019

EDITORIAL: It’s time to get on board with Medicaid expansion

May 31-- May 31--The Republican-led N.C. Senate unveiled its proposed 2019-21 state budget on Tuesday, which does not include expansion of the state's

May 31, 2019

Prayer Breakfast focuses on healthcare for the poor

Healthcare for low-income North Carolinians and the state’s coverage gap were key discussion points at a prayer breakfast Friday at Immaculate

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